An eco-friendly forklift that operates using hydrogen as fuel and emits no CO2 while in operation.
The "FUEL CELL FORKLIFT" is an eco-friendly forklift that generates electricity from hydrogen and oxygen to power its motor. It produces zero CO2 emissions during operation, with only water as a byproduct. The "FC stack," which harnesses the power of hydrogen, is the key to its propulsion. We aim to realize a hydrogen society through environmentally friendly logistics. 【Features】 ■ Zero CO2 emissions during operation ■ Hydrogen refueling time is approximately 3 minutes ■ One hydrogen refueling allows for 8 hours of operation *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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【Specifications】 ■Model ・Rated Load: 2,500kg ・Reference Load Center: 500mm ■Dimensions ・Standard Lift Height: 3,000mm ・Forklift: 130mm ・Fork Tilt Angle (Front/Rear): 7/11deg ■Performance ・Travel Speed (Loaded/Unloaded): 12.1/14.5 km/h ・Lift Speed (Loaded/Unloaded): 260/500 mm/s ・Lowering Speed (Loaded/Unloaded): 500/500 mm/s ■Mass & Drive System ・Vehicle Weight: 3,920kg ・Wheelbase: 1,500mm ・Main Brake: Hydraulic *For more details, please download the PDF or feel free to contact us.
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Toyota L&F Fukushima Co., Ltd. is engaged in the sales and maintenance of automated warehouses, unmanned transport vehicles, logistics systems, forklifts, wheel loaders, and other industrial vehicle equipment. We have a variety of equipment related to logistics available, so please feel free to consult us if you have any requests.
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