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Explains how a forklift lifts loads and the principle of counterbalancing.
Illustrates how load capacity decreases with increased load center distance and lift height.
Guides users on interpreting load capacity charts, relating load weight to load center and lift height.
Instructions for safely starting the forklift and moving it from a stationary position.
Procedure for approaching an object, leveling forks, and lifting loads correctly.
Steps for tilting the mast, lowering forks, and withdrawing from beneath the load.
Instructions on how to safely stop the vehicle and park it in a suitable location.
Discusses suitable environments and conditions for operating the forklift, including special work environments.
Explains that rated capacity is reduced with attachments and advises consulting the dealer.
Stipulates that only qualified and trained individuals may operate the forklift.
Provides essential safety rules for workers, including PPE, pre-operation checks, and avoiding repairs.
Emphasizes that only qualified and authorized personnel should operate forklift trucks.
Stresses the importance of checking the forklift's condition before starting work; refuse unsafe operation.
Advises checking load weights and staying within the forklift's rated capacity and load center.
Warns against elevating loads on inclines due to tipping risk from surface irregularities.
Prohibits anyone from standing or passing under elevated forks, whether loaded or empty.
Advises keeping hands and feet clear of the mast assembly to prevent serious injury.
Specifies that loads should not be elevated with the mast tilted forward.
Safety is an attitude; avoid stunt driving and horseplay; it's your responsibility.
Keep eyes open while driving and always watch where you are going.
Travel forward uphill and reverse downhill to keep load secure; descend with load behind.
Forklifts are not designed for lifting people; this is extremely dangerous.
There is no safe place for passengers on a forklift; do not carry them.
Always park on level ground, set brakes, place controls in neutral, and remove starter key/battery plug.
Make safety a matter of attitude, expect the unexpected, and use sound judgment.
General| Power Source | Electric |
|---|---|
| Maximum Lifting Capacity | 3000 kg |
| Load Capacity | 3000 kg |
| Battery Voltage | 48 V |
| Battery Capacity | 600 Ah |
| Power Type | Electric |
| Travel Speed (loaded/unloaded) | 12 km/h (loaded), 14 km/h (unloaded) |
| Lift Speed (loaded/unloaded) | 0.4 m/s (loaded), 0.5 m/s (unloaded) |
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