What is high-level forklift operation?

High-level forklift operation is a form of wheeled transport vehicles used to load, unload, stack and transport palletized goods over short distances. The forks are raised to the top for operation.

High-mounted forklifts generally refer to forklifts with a mast working height of about 10 meters or more. Among the current forklifts, there are reach-type forklifts, narrow lane stacking forklifts, and empty container stackers (scissor forks, etc.) used in ports. Forklifts with human access, three-way stacking) will be equipped with high-mounted masts, which are generally used in indoor high-rack warehouses and ports. If the forklifts that ordinary personnel generally operate are not the same type, they must be trained before they can drive them.

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The technical parameters of the forklift are used to indicate the structural characteristics and working performance of the forklift. The main technical parameters are: rated lifting capacity, load center distance, maximum lifting height, mast inclination angle, maximum driving speed, minimum turning radius, minimum ground clearance, wheelbase and wheelbase.

Industrial handling vehicles are widely used in ports, stations, airports, freight yards, factory workshops, warehouses, circulation centers and distribution centers, etc., for loading, unloading and handling palletized goods in cabins, carriages and containers. Indispensable equipment in pallet transportation and container transportation.

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