loading
| Availability: | |
|---|---|
| Quantity: | |
◆◆ Product Advantage
High-strength Load-bearing, Safe and Stable
The load-bearing frame is made of Q345B high-strength alloy steel, combined with precision welding technology, which ensures the overall structure's deformation resistance is increased by 30%. The standard load capacity is 3 tons, and the peak load can reach 4 tons (certified by a third-party testing agency). It is equipped with a built-in overload protection valve, which automatically cuts off the hydraulic circuit when the load exceeds the set value, avoiding equipment damage and ensuring operational safety.
Keywords: high-strength load-bearing, safe and stable, overload protection
Efficient Hydraulic System, Effort-saving Operation
Equipped with a hydraulic pump station with imported German seals, the lifting efficiency is 25% higher than the industry average, with a single cycle of lifting and lowering taking only 8-10 seconds. The unique dual-pump core design reduces the manual operation force to 30N (about 3kg force), allowing female operators to control it easily and significantly reducing labor intensity.
Keywords: hydraulic system, effort-saving operation, efficient lifting
Flexible Steering, Adaptable to Complex Scenes
Adopting a universal ball joint steering structure, the minimum turning radius is only 1.2 meters. Combined with polyurethane encapsulated wheels (125mm in diameter), it can flexibly turn around in a 1.5-meter-wide narrow passage. The wheel set has a low rolling resistance coefficient of 0.02, resulting in low pushing resistance on cement, epoxy floors, etc., making it suitable for short-distance transportation in multiple scenarios such as warehouses, workshops, and supermarkets.
Keywords: flexible steering, multi-scene applicable, polyurethane wheels
Strong Durability, Low Maintenance Cost
The anti-corrosion treatment of overall components adopts an electrophoretic + spray coating double-layer process, with a salt spray test reaching 500 hours (equivalent to no rust after more than 5 years of outdoor use). Key wearing parts (such as seals and wheel axles) are designed with a quick-release structure, reducing replacement time to 15 minutes, and the annual maintenance cost is more than 20% lower than similar products.
Keywords: strong durability, low maintenance cost, anti-corrosion treatment
Compliant with International Standards, Reliable Quality
The product has passed ISO9001 quality management system certification and CE certification. Each unit undergoes 1000 lifting cycle tests and 300-meter continuous driving tests before leaving the factory, with a pass rate of 100%. It has served more than 5,000 corporate customers, including large enterprises such as JD Logistics and Suning Warehousing, with a market feedback failure rate of less than 1.5%.
Keywords: international standards, reliable quality, corporate customers
◆◆ Technical Parameters
| MODEL | HAND PALLET TRUCK |
| Load Capacity | 1T 1.5T 2T 2.5T 3T 5T 10T |
| Fork Dimensions | 1150*550mm / 1220*685mm |
| Lowered Height | 50 - 85 mm |
| Lift Height | 85 - 200 mm |
| Pump Strokes | 30 - 40 pumps |
| Net Weight | 65 - 75 kg |
| Wheel Material | Nylon/Polyurethane |
| Pallet Type | Stringer/Block pallets |
◆◆ Product Uses
1. Warehouse Internal Material Handling:
The core application. Operators maneuver pallet jacks through narrow aisles to handle palletized goods for storage putaway, inventory relocation (replenishment, transfers), order picking, and outbound loading. Their compact design maximizes space efficiency, linking storage, docking, and sorting areas to boost logistics productivity.
2. Production Line Feeding & Finished Goods Handling:
In workshops, pallet jacks deliver raw materials/component pallets to production stations just-in-time, ensuring workflow continuity. They also transport finished products (full or partial pallets) from lines to temporary storage or packaging areas, seamlessly supporting lean manufacturing.
3. Loading Dock Short-Distance Transfer:
Critical for "last-meter" movement during truck/container loading/unloading. After forklifts unload goods from deep within trailers onto docks, pallet jacks rapidly transfer pallets to staging areas, inspection points, or warehouse entry zones. This accelerates loading/unloading and reduces truck idle time.
4. Cold Chain / Specialized Environments:
Cold storage pallet jacks use frost-resistant steel, sealed bearings, and specialized lubricants (or polyurethane wheels). They handle temperature-sensitive goods (food, pharmaceuticals) in freezers/cold rooms. Dust-proof/anti-static variants serve electronics/pharma cleanrooms.
5. Retail/Supermarket Backend Logistics:
Used in receiving areas, backrooms, and sales floors of large stores to unload supplier pallets, break down/store inventory, and transport goods to restocking zones. Their maneuverability suits crowded retail spaces.
◆◆ Product Operate Guide
The hand pallet truck, commonly called "地牛" (dì niú) in Chinese, is a short-distance material handling device widely used in warehouses, docks, and factories. Its core function is to lift and transport standardized palletized goods.
1. Prepare:Fully insert the forks into the pallet base, centered. Ensure the load is stable and within capacity.
2. Lift:*Pump the handle down repeatedly to its highest position until forks lift the pallet clear off the ground (~10-15cm).
3. Unloading: Operate the hydraulic control handle (release valve) to gradually lower the forks, placing the palletized cargo steadily on the ground.
4. Transport:Grip the handle firmly, steer, and push/pull smoothly to destination. Turn slowly.
5. Lower & ParkGently lift the hydraulic release lever to lower the pallet. Retract forks.
6. Safety Tips;Keep clear vision | Watch for obstacles/slopes | Never overload | Park with forks flat.
◆◆ Product Video
◆◆ FAQ
Q: Will occasional overloading damage the equipment?
A: Overloading is strictly prohibited! Even 10% excess can deform hydraulic cylinders or rupture seals. Always stay ≤ rated capacity with a 10% safety margin.
Q: Hydraulic system failure in cold environments (cold storage)?
A: Use freezer-spec models (labeled "Freezer") with -30°C hydraulic oil. Standard units freeze below 0°C – forcing operation damages seals.
Q: Forks won’t lift or descend slowly after lifting?
A: Troubleshoot:
Check hydraulic oil level (refill to mid-level of sight glass)
Ensure release valve is fully closed (turn clockwise)
Inspect cylinder for leaks (replace seals if leaking)
Q: Steering wheels jam when pushing/pulling?
A: Usually debris (plastic/threads) tangled in axles. Clear obstructions immediately. Apply grease monthly. Replace worn wheels with same-spec polyurethane wheels.
Q: Key precautions for slope operation?
A:Uphill: Push forward with load on lower side
Downhill: Pull backward while bracing handle against body
Never operate on slopes >3% (≈1.7°)!
Q: Preventive Tips?
A:Monthly: Check oil level
Annually: Replace seals
Always store forks fully lowered to prevent hydraulic stress.
Buying an electric pallet truck? Uncover hidden lifecycle fees, compare lithium vs lead-acid batteries, and avoid costly procurement mistakes.
Eliminate warehouse bottlenecks and manual lifting fatigue. Discover how the right electric pallet truck boosts throughput, safety, and ROI.
Forklift or electric pallet truck? Eliminate bottlenecks by matching the right material handling equipment to your warehouse workflow and space.
Choosing between electric and manual chain hoists? Prevent costly specification errors by comparing duty cycles, costs, and safety in this guide.
Maximize warehouse throughput. Learn how to select the right electric pallet truck by evaluating load realities, duty cycles, and battery types.
Avoid liability & OSHA fines. Learn proper chain hoist inspection intervals: daily to annual, based on service class, per ASME B30.16. Stay safe.
Stop guessing chain hoist capacity. Use this method: add 25% safety margin, factor rigging weight, and match duty cycles for safe, efficient lifting.
Discover safe manual chain hoist setup steps, pre-lift tests, and compliance tips to prevent catastrophic load drops and ensure workplace safety.
Calculate lift height for manual chain hoists with our guide. Prevent dangerous tail chain hazards. Ensure OSHA-compliant rigging. Order correctly.
Stop risking safety with wrong chain hoist specs. Calculate true load, duty cycles, & ensure compliance. Expert guide.
Master electric pallet truck safety and operations. Learn essential SOPs, daily checks, and key features to prevent accidents and boost efficiency.
Maximize electric pallet truck battery life. Compare lead-acid vs. lithium-ion runtimes, lifespans, and maintenance to prevent costly downtime.
Reduce operator fatigue and boost warehouse efficiency with the right electric pallet truck. Learn to select models, battery types, and capacity.
Confused by electric pallet truck jargon? Learn to choose the right walkie, rider, or stacker to maximize warehouse efficiency and boost ROI.
Is a powered pallet truck legally a forklift? Yes. Learn OSHA classifications, mandatory training, and key differences to avoid costly fines.
Industrial lifting carries immense high-stakes realities. Choosing the wrong lifting equipment exposes operations to severe payload damage, strict regulatory penalties, and catastrophic safety failures.
Synthetic rigging drives modern material handling across construction, manufacturing, and logistics. Within this demanding field, the Type 3 flat eye-and-eye configuration stands out as the industry’s default workhorse. It balances immense lifting power and everyday practicality.
Selecting the right lifting sling goes far beyond merely checking a weight capacity chart. It represents a critical safety and operational efficiency decision shaping your entire Total Cost of Ownership (TCO).
Lifting massive industrial loads leaves zero room for error. Selecting the wrong lifting sling doesn't just risk operational downtime. It introduces catastrophic safety liabilities and inflates equipment replacement costs instantly.
While the "3-3-3 rule" recently trended across various fitness platforms, it holds a drastically different meaning in industrial material handling. In the high-stakes environment of industrial lifting, it represents a non-negotiable operational safety and rigging framework.