Heli G2 Series lithium-ion forklifts offer high performance

24 Aug 2022 CW Team

Heli's G2 Series lithium-ion special truck, with strong performance and high efficiency, realises the dual requirements of compact structure and reasonable layout, and is comparable to internal combustion forklifts in terms of performance parameters and working efficiency.

The G2 series 1.5-3.8 ton lithium-ion forklift has three configurations for customer choice: S/M/H. The last two types are comparable with internal combustion trucks in terms of comprehensive performance.

Its features include: in all aspects steering deceleration; bilingual colour screen instrument; PES three-speed mode; and low temperature auto-heating lithium battery. This eases the operation in all aspects.

The has truck passed various rough operating environments tests: IPX4 waterproof; wading test; cold storage test; and bumpy road test.

The electrical elements are gathered on the battery top, and the maintenance points are centralised, which makes the maintenance very convenient.

It has IC truck type control valve stem to better fit to user's habits. New type ratchet hand brake reduces operating force by 17%. Brake fluid within reach, easy to check and refill. Optimized mast and pressed overhead guard improves visibility and safety.

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