TCM Forklift FHB55H-E1 | 5.5 ton

Description

TCM Forklift FHB55H-E1 | 5.5 ton

The TCM FHB55H-E1 is a high-capacity electric counterbalance forklift designed for heavy-duty 5.5-ton applications.
It is part of the FHB 4.0–5.5 series, known for combining the power of a diesel truck with the quiet, zero-emission benefits of an electric motor.

Below are the detailed technical specifications for this unit:

General Characteristics

Model: FHB55H-E1
Power Source: Electric (80V Battery).

Operator Type: Seated
Load Capacity: 5,500 kg (5.5 tons).

Load Center: 600 mm
Production Years: 2022 – 2025 (Current Generation)

Performance & Motors

Travel Speed (Full/No Load): 18 / 20 km/h
Lifting Speed (Full/No Load): 0.32 / 0.53 m/s.

Lowering Speed (Full/No Load): 0.51 / 0.51 m/s
Drive Motor Capacity: 2 x 16 kW (Dual-drive system).

Lift Motor Capacity: 34 kW
Gradeability (Full Load): Approx. 14% – 18% (Depending on configuration)

Dimensions & Weights

Overall Length (to fork face): 2,990 mm
Overall Width: 1,450 mm.

Height (to top of Overhead Guard): 2,340 mm
Turning Radius: 2,434 mm.

Ground Clearance (Lowest point): 150 mm
Service Weight (Including battery): Approx. 8,711 kg
Fork Dimensions (T x W x L): 60 x 150 x 1,200 mm

Battery & Electrical

Voltage: 80 V
Battery Capacity (5h discharge): 930 Ah.

Battery Type: Lead-Acid or Lithium-Ion (Li-ION) compatible
Features: Side-extraction battery exchange (180° opening door) for multi-shift operations.

Key Features

Quiet Hydraulics: Features one of the quietest hydraulic pumps on the market to reduce operator fatigue.
Agility: 4-wheel steering system with a +100° steer axle for superior maneuverability in tight aisles.

Safety Tech: Includes Curve Control (automatic speed reduction during turns), Hill Hold (prevents rolling back on ramps), and load-sensing stability adjustments.

Visibility: Redesigned narrow mast and low-profile dashboard to provide an unobstructed view of the fork tips and surroundings.
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