When to Choose the 3 Ton Electric Model
Choose the HLCPD30-C when verified loads exceed the practical margin of a 2.5 ton truck but the workplace still favors quiet, zero-tailpipe-emission electric operation.
- Compare the heaviest load with the rated capacity at 500 mm load centre.
- Check the 2,300 mm turning radius against aisle and staging space.
- Confirm floor capacity, ramps and shift length.
Load Centre, Mast and Attachment Check
The 3,000 kg rating is not valid for every load geometry or lift height. Long loads and attachments move the effective load centre.
- Send weight, length, width and centre of gravity.
- State maximum lift and lowered mast clearance.
- Identify fork length and hydraulic attachment requirements.
Battery and Charger Configuration
The source configuration lists a 72V / 260Ah lead-acid battery and 11 kW AC drive, with lithium optional. The correct configuration depends on hours per shift, charging breaks, temperature and local supply.
- Provide input voltage, frequency and plug.
- Describe charging windows and multi-shift use.
- Confirm battery, charger and cable details before production.
Export, Packing and Support
The quotation should identify battery, charger, mast, tyres, forks, attachments, packing, Incoterm, destination port, warranty scope and documents. Keep the model and serial information for later parts identification.
MOQConfirm with configuration
Lead TimeConfirm with configuration
Warranty12 months
CertificateAvailable on request
What is the rated capacity of the HLCPD30-C?
The rated capacity is 3,000 kg at a 500 mm load centre. Usable capacity must be checked for long loads, high lifts and attachments.
How does the HLCPD30-C differ from the HLCPD25-C?
The HLCPD30-C provides a 3,000 kg rating, an 11 kW AC drive and a 72V / 260Ah source battery configuration. Choose by actual load, aisle space and duty cycle.
What battery and charger are required?
The source specification lists a 72V / 260Ah lead-acid battery, with lithium optional. Charger input and battery sizing must match the local supply and shift.
Can a higher mast or attachment be fitted?
Compatible mast and attachment options can be reviewed, but their effect on residual capacity and dimensions must be checked.
What are the MOQ and lead time?
MOQ and lead time depend on battery, charger, mast, attachments, branding and quantity. They are confirmed in the model-specific quotation.
What should be included in the RFQ?
Include load dimensions, load centre, lift height, aisle width, shift hours, battery and charger preference, attachments, quantity and destination port.
