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Showroom: Forklift Manufacturing in China

9 February 2023

Buoyed by factors like the boom in e-commerce and the associated need for warehousing, the global demand for forklifts is growing rapidly, and Chinese manufacturers are playing an increasingly important role in meeting this demand. Learn more in our LATEST FEATURE.

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With a 26,000-36,000lb load capacity, this innovative series from Hangcha represents a breakthrough in high-capacity forklifts, offering reduced noise levels, zero emissions, and faster travel/lift speeds.
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XH Series High Voltage Lithium-ion Pneumatic Forklift from Hangcha
XH Series High Voltage Lithium-ion Pneumatic Forklift
Hangcha Forklift
With a 26,000-36,000lb load capacity, this innovative series from Hangcha represents a breakthrough in high-capacity forklifts, offering reduced noise levels, zero emissions, and faster travel/lift speeds.
This new heavy duty forklift is ergonomically designed to guarantee comfort and safety, featuring improved efficiency and vision for the operator, well-designed easy maintenance points, and centralised control stick.
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30T Diesel Heavy Duty Forklift from SOCMA
30T Diesel Heavy Duty Forklift
SOCMA International
This new heavy duty forklift is ergonomically designed to guarantee comfort and safety, featuring improved efficiency and vision for the operator, well-designed easy maintenance points, and centralised control stick.
UN Forklift is pleased to introduce their new second generation V Series Lithium-Ion Counterbalance Forklift - the Forklift Captain leading the UN Forklift fleet.
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V Series Lithium-Ion Counterbalance Forklift from UN Forklift
V Series Lithium-Ion Counterbalance Forklift
UN Forklift
UN Forklift is pleased to introduce their new second generation V Series Lithium-Ion Counterbalance Forklift - the Forklift Captain leading the UN Forklift fleet.
New Generation EFL Series Li-Ion Forklifts 2.5/3.0/3.5T combine advantages of IC and Li-ion trucks including gradeability up to 25%, LCD displays, streamlined counterweight, shorter chassis.
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EFL253/303/353(S) Li-Ion Forklift Trucks from EP Equipment.
EFL253/303/353(S) Li-Ion Forklift Trucks
EP Equipment
New Generation EFL Series Li-Ion Forklifts 2.5/3.0/3.5T combine advantages of IC and Li-ion trucks including gradeability up to 25%, LCD displays, streamlined counterweight, shorter chassis.
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