What is the function of a balanced forklift
The balanced weight forklift is a core equipment in the field of industrial handling, which focuses on efficiently and safely completing the loading, unloading, stacking, and short distance transportation of goods. It can be divided into the following aspects:
1. Loading, unloading, and transportation of goods
This is its most fundamental function. Through the front-end fork, palletized goods can be directly picked up and unloaded, enabling fast loading and unloading of goods in warehouses, workshops, docks, logistics centers, and other scenarios, as well as short distance handling between different work areas, replacing manual handling, greatly improving loading and unloading efficiency, and reducing labor costs.
2. High level stacking and pickup
With its adjustable gantry structure, the balanced weight forklift can lift goods to shelves several meters high, complete high-level stacking operations, effectively utilize the vertical space of the warehouse, and improve storage utilization; At the same time, it can also retrieve goods from high-level shelves to meet the storage and retrieval needs of three-dimensional warehousing and adapt to the intensive storage mode of modern warehouses.
3. Adapt to various working conditions
Different types of balance weight forklifts (such as internal combustion and electric) can be adapted to different operating environments. Internal combustion forklifts have strong power and are suitable for outdoor, heavy-duty, and long-term work scenarios, such as container cargo handling in ports and freight yards; Electric forklifts have low noise and are suitable for indoor environments with high environmental requirements, such as food warehouses and electronic workshops for cargo turnover.
4. Ensure the stability of heavy-duty operations
The counterweight equipped at the rear can counteract the overturning moment generated by the front fork when carrying goods, ensuring the stability of the forklift during full load lifting, turning, or ramp driving, avoiding forklift overturning due to the weight of goods, and ensuring the safety of operators and goods.