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The correct term is Lithium Iron Phosphate.
Presumably many companies will still have new forklifts to replace the worn out ones, so our Starlifter battery can be used to power that new truck.

The big factor on ROI is # of pallets moved per shift; because our Starlifter lithium forklift battery has higher voltage than lead acid, and it maintains that voltage throughout the shift; you can now accomplish more work with less staff and equipment. 70% of running a fleet is the labor. So in 2-3 shift applications and assuming a 7% improvement in productivity, payback on Starlifter can be in as few as 15 months.
  • Posted 15 Jun 2018 02:21
  • By mil_o
  • joined 23 Jan'18 - 3 messages
  • Illinois, United States

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