Application of Forklift In Warehouse

Counterbalance Forklifts: The Core Power in Warehousing Operations

Counterbalance forklifts are the most widely used vehicles in logistics and warehousing. With their robust structure, strong load-bearing capacity, and agile maneuverability, they have become the preferred equipment for handling medium to heavy-duty goods.

These forklifts achieve front-to-rear balance through a rear counterweight, allowing them to safely lift heavy loads (typically 1.5-10 tons) without additional support. They are particularly suitable for palletized cargo storage, stacking (at heights of 1.6-5 meters), and short-distance horizontal transport. In high-rise warehouses, their high masts enable efficient use of vertical space, while narrow tires allow operation in standard aisles (1.5-2.3 meters wide). Electric counterbalance forklifts, with zero emissions and low noise, are ideal for indoor environments such as cold storage facilities and electronics factories. Internal combustion models, on the other hand, deliver robust power, making them widely used in heavy-duty warehousing sectors like building materials and steel. 

Their user-friendly operation and low maintenance costs, combined with digital features such as smart weighing and cargo monitoring, continue to enhance precision and efficiency in modern warehousing operations.