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Hyster unveils two new lithium-ion forklift models

Hyster has unveiled two new lithium-ion battery-powered forklifts, the three-wheel J32-40UTTL and four-wheel J30-70UTL.( LOCAL NEWS by https://www.forkliftaction.com/ – 18 Jan 2024 ( #1162 ) – Greenville, NC, United States) The UTTL is available in capacity ranges of 3,200 lb. (1.5 T)  to 4,000 lb (1.8 T), while the UTL is available from 3,000 lb. (1.4 T) to 7,000 lb. (3.2 T). Hyster says the two new models provide a new avenue for electrifying forklift applications with less demanding requirements in industries such as chemicals and plastics, third-party logistics and trucking.  “The counterbalanced forklift market is seeing an accelerating shift towards electric, signalling electrification and sustainability

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Increase the lifespan of your Forklift Battery

Guide to Prolonging Lifespan Introduction In the world of forklifts, the lifespan of a battery is a critical factor. The average is five years, but what if you could stretch it further? Proper forklift battery maintenance is the key to determining whether your investment lasts longer or falls short. Delaying the question, “Should I be doing more to care for my forklift battery?” may prove costly. This guide unveils the intricacies of forklift battery care, ensuring your operations run seamlessly without the hindrance of dead batteries affecting your bottom line. It is understanding the fundamental divide: Lead-acid vs. Lithium-ion batteries.

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RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LOAD CENTER AND STABILITY OF FORKLIFT TRUCKS

What is a Load Center? The load center in forklift trucks is the distance measured from the face of the forks on the forklift to the load’s center of gravity on the forklift. This measurement indicates the optimal placement of the cargo to maintain the forklift’s balance during heavy lifting operations. A stable center of gravity is crucial for the safety and stability of the load during transport​​​​. Forklifts are typically assigned vertical and horizontal load centers, often measured at 24, 36, or 48 inches, to help operators calculate the appropriate size and placement of the load. In the U.S.,

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