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If you pick the correct AH battery the VCE 150 can easily do 14 hours on one charge.

It all comes down to:

How many lifting / lowering operations.
How far is the truck traveling between & also up / down the aisles.
The weight you are lifting.

You can also get double accumulators on the higher lift VCE.

They have been around for a good long while now & BT have got the bugs ironed out, if there maintained & looked after correctly there pretty much bulletproof & will just keep on going.

How many machines are you looking to buy? have you asked if a demo VCE machine is available for a on site trial?

Are you going for wire guidance or guide rails?
  • Posted 30 Jul 2011 00:46
  • By Forkingabout
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  • england, United Kingdom

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