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1. Rated lifting weight: refers to the maximum weight that the forklift should be able to lift when the center of gravity of the cargo on the forklift is located at the specified load center distance. (Unit kg)
2. Load center distance: refers to the specified distance at the front end of the vertical section of the cargo center of gravity fork.
State regulations: Q (representing deadweight) < 1T is 400mm; 500mm when 1 ≤ Q < 5;
When 5 ≤ Q ≤ 10, it is 600mm; When 12 ≤ Q ≤18, it is 900mm; When 20 ≤ Q ≤42, it is 1250mm.
3. Maximum lifting height: refers to the maximum lifting height of the fork when the forklift is located on the horizontal solid ground and the door frame is placed vertically to bear the rated lifting weight -- the vertical distance from the plane of the fork to the ground.
4. Free lifting height: refers to the maximum height that the fork can lift off the ground without changing the height of the door frame.
5. Minimum turning radius: refers to the distance between the instantaneous center and the outmost body of the forklift when the steering wheel of the forklift is turned to the limit position and turns at the lowest stable speed.
6. Inclination Angle of the portal frame: refers to the maximum Angle that the portal frame of the no-load forklift can tilt forward or backward from its vertical position.
Wheelbase: The vertical distance from the center of the front bridge to the center of the rear bridge
