I. Considerations based on the truck's configuration and application:
1. Operating environment.
2. Workload/intensity.
3. Volume/dimensions of the goods being transported.
4. Required lifting height.
5. Aisle dimensions.
II. Additional notes on selection:
1. Operating environment: Electric stackers and walkie-type electric trucks require solid, relatively level flooring. If the floor is coated with grease or paint, a model with anti-slip capabilities must be selected.
2. Workload: Select the appropriate battery based on the workload; this must be specified when ordering so the correct battery can be matched to the usage requirements during production.
3. Cargo dimensions: Cargo size relates to the load center, while fork length affects load capacity. Selecting the right truck and fork configuration is crucial.
4. Lifting height: Consider the required lifting height. For standard models (typically lifting up to 1.6 meters), load capacity generally decreases by 50kg for every 200mm of lift height.
5. Aisle dimensions: Aisle width relates to the truck's turning radius; this must be specified when purchasing.
6. Matching the right truck: Consider factors such as pallet type (single-sided vs. double-sided), ramp length and gradient (which dictate required fork length), load tonnage, and handling requirements (e.g., side-shifting or forward/backward movement).
