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High Lift
Semi-electric High Lift
Auto High Lift Pallet Truck 800mm with Infrared Sensor
- Intelligent Infrared Sensor: Boosts efficiency with advanced sensing for precise handling and safety.
- Durability Ensured: Enclosed fork tips and reinforced frames offer robustness for long-lasting use.
- Ergonomic Design: Features a comfortable rubber grip and three-position lever for lifting, moving, and lowering tasks.
- Safety Optimized: Infrared technology and ergonomic handle combine to enhance operator safety and comfort.
- Versatile Functionality: Tailored for diverse industrial environments, ensuring productivity and reliability.
The EHLT-I Lift Electric Scissor Lift Pallet Truck with infrared sensor introduces an intelligent material handling solution, offering load capacities of 1000 and 1500kg. Upgrading from the EHLT-D model, it features an infrared sensor that auto-adjusts lift height based on cargo height, improving efficiency and reducing injury risk by minimizing manual adjustments and waist bending. Doubling as a work table and pallet truck, it achieves full elevation in 10-12 seconds, representing the epitome of ergonomic safety and convenience. This high lift pallet truck with an infrared sensor is a breakthrough in enhancing workflow and operator safety.
Model for Semi-electric High Lift
| Model | EHLT-I | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
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Capacity(KG) |
1000 |
1000 |
1000 |
1000 |
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Min./Max.Height |
85/800 |
85/800 |
85/800 |
85/800 |
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Fork Outer Width(mm) |
540 |
680 |
540 |
680 |
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Fork Length(mm) |
1150 |
1150 |
1150 |
1150 |
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Battery(V/AH) |
12/60 |
12/60 |
12/60 |
12/60 |
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Voltage(V) |
220~240/12 |
220~240/12 |
220~240/12 |
220~240/12 |
|
Service Weight(KG) |
140 |
146 |
165 |
171 |
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Automated Efficiency: High Lift Pallet Truck with Infrared Sensor
The high lift pallet truck is equipped with an infrared sensor, a cutting-edge feature that significantly enhances work efficiency. This innovative technology automates the lifting process by detecting the presence and position of pallets, enabling precise and swift adjustments to the truck’s height. The inclusion of an infrared sensor minimizes manual effort and optimizes operational speed, allowing for smoother and faster handling of goods. This advancement not only improves productivity but also reduces the risk of strain-related injuries, making the high lift pallet truck with an infrared sensor an essential tool for modern warehouses and distribution centers seeking to streamline their material handling processes with high efficiency and safety.
Sturdy High Lift Pallet Truck with Enclosed Fork Tips
The high lift pallet truck with an infrared sensor is designed for durability, featuring enclosed fork tips and reinforced fork frames that ensure a long service life. This robust construction protects the critical lifting components from external damage and wear, enhancing the truck’s reliability and performance in demanding industrial environments. The enclosed tips prevent debris from interfering with the pallet truck’s operation, while the reinforced frames provide the necessary strength to handle heavy loads consistently. This design approach emphasizes the pallet truck’s capacity to withstand the rigors of daily use, making it an invaluable asset for operations seeking efficient material handling solutions that maintain their integrity over time.
Ergonomic High Lift Pallet Truck for Safe & Comfortable Operation
The high lift pallet truck with an infrared sensor integrates an ergonomic handle equipped with a comfortable rubber grip, optimizing both safety and comfort for the operator. This feature is designed to reduce fatigue and enhance control during extended use, ensuring precise maneuverability and ease of operation. The handle’s three-position operational lever allows for seamless transition between lifting, transporting, and lowering functions, providing a versatile solution to meet the diverse needs of material handling tasks. This combination of ergonomic design and functional adaptability underscores the pallet truck’s commitment to improving operational efficiency and user well-being in demanding industrial settings.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it better to push or pull an electric pallet jack?
When operating an electric pallet truck, it is recommended to use the “push” method. This approach aligns with safety, operational convenience, and the design features of the equipment. Below is a detailed analysis:
I. From a Safety Perspective: Pushing is More Controllable
1. Clearer Vision Pushing: The operator stands behind the truck, facing the direction of movement, allowing a clear view of the road, obstacles (e.g., shelves, pedestrians, steps), and enabling timely reactions and braking. Pulling: The operator faces the truck and walks backward, with their view blocked by the truck body. This makes it harder to anticipate risks ahead (e.g., sudden obstacles, uneven surfaces) and increases the likelihood of collisions or falls.
2. Safer Emergency Braking The control handle (accelerator and brake) of electric pallet trucks is typically located at the rear, near the operator. Pushing: Hands naturally grip the handle, with the thumb easily reaching the brake button. Operators can stop the truck immediately in emergencies. Pulling: The operator must turn their body or hold the handle in reverse, delaying the braking response and increasing safety risks.
3. Reduced Risk of Truck Tipping Pushing: Operators can adjust their body weight to maintain balance, especially when turning or moving over uneven surfaces, allowing them to actively stabilize the truck. Pulling: If the load shifts or the ground is uneven, the truck is more likely to tip due to loss of control over the pulling force, making it harder for the operator to correct quickly.
II. From an Operational Convenience Perspective: Pushing Aligns with Ergonomics
1. Energy Efficiency and Reduced Fatigue Pushing: Operators can use their body’s forward momentum to push the truck, which aligns with natural movement patterns, reducing fatigue during long operations. Pulling: Requires operators to pull backward, placing greater strain on the arms and lower back. This is especially taxing when transporting heavy loads or moving over long distances.
2. Easier Steering and Precision Control Electric pallet trucks typically use rear-wheel steering. Pushing: The handle allows for flexible directional adjustments, with a small turning radius, making it ideal for narrow spaces like warehouse aisles. Pulling: Steering requires reverse force application, which can lead to “delayed steering” or “oversteering,” reducing precision (e.g., difficulty aligning the forks with pallet slots).
III. From an Equipment Design Perspective: Pushing is the Standard Operation
1. Structure Designed for Pushing The front of the truck (fork direction) houses the load, while the rear is the operator’s control area. Control buttons, battery indicators, and other features are oriented toward the operator during pushing. Pulling: The operator must twist their body to monitor the truck’s status, increasing operational complexity.
2. Optimized Collision Protection Some models are equipped with “rear collision guards” or “rubber bumpers.” Pushing: If the rear of the truck hits an obstacle, the guard absorbs the impact, protecting the operator. Pulling: The operator may directly collide with obstacles, increasing the risk of injury.
IV. Special Circumstances: Pulling as a Temporary Measure Although pushing is the preferred method, there are specific scenarios where pulling may be used briefly: Turning in Tight Spaces: In extremely narrow aisles where pushing is not feasible, pulling may assist in minor directional adjustments. Emergency Rear Obstacle Avoidance: If a sudden danger (e.g., a falling shelf) appears behind the truck, pulling may help move the truck backward quickly.
Note: When pulling:
Operate at low speeds. Maintain heightened awareness throughout. Avoid long-distance or frequent pulling.
Conclusion: Pushing is the Standard Method, Pulling is Auxiliary Standard Operation: Always use the pushing method when operating an electric pallet truck to ensure visibility, safety, and efficiency. Safety Tips: Familiarize yourself with the control handle functions (e.g., acceleration, braking, emergency stop) before use. Wear protective footwear and reflective clothing. Never overload the truck or use it to carry passengers. By following these guidelines, operators can maximize the safety and efficiency of electric pallet truck operations. Let me know if you need further clarification!