TCM Forklift FRB25-9L | 2.5 ton

Description

TCM Forklift FRB25-9L | 2.5 ton

The TCM FRB25-9L is a high-performance, stand-up electric reach truck designed for narrow-aisle warehouse operations.
It is part of the FRB-9 series, which is known for its “Eco Mode” efficiency and compact design.

Key Technical Specifications

The “9L” designation typically refers to the Standard Type (Standard chassis) with a 2.5-ton capacity.

Category Specification Data

Capacity Rated Load Capacity : 2,500 kg (2.5 Ton)
Load Center : 500 mm.

Performance Max. Fork Height (Standard) : 3,000 mm (3.0m)
Travel Speed (Laden/Unladen) : 10.0 / 11.5 km/h.

Lift Speed (Laden/Unladen) : 270 / 490 mm/s
Dimensions Overall Width : 1,190 mm.

Overall Length (without forks) : 1,285 mm
Mast Height (Lowered) : 2,050 mm.

Turning Radius : 1,955 mm
Electrical Battery Voltage : 48V
Battery Max Capacity (5hr) : 320 Ah

Key Features of the FRB-9 Series

Eco Mode: Reduces electricity consumption by approximately 15% by optimizing travel and lift speeds for daily tasks.
Safety Cruise: Prevents the truck from rolling back when starting on an incline, ensuring smooth and safe ramp operation.

Presence Switch: The truck is equipped with a pedal-based presence switch; if the operator’s foot leaves the pedal, travel and hydraulic functions are disabled.

Soft Landing System: Automatically slows the lowering speed of the forks just before they touch the ground to protect the load and the floor.
Monocoque Frame: A heavy-duty, single-piece frame designed for long-term durability in high-cycle environments.

Maintenance & Operation

The unit utilizes a Central Management System that monitors the hydraulic and travel systems simultaneously, providing better stability and anti-slip control during operation.

Note: If your specific unit is the (J-)FRHB25-9L, the “H” indicates a High Mast version, which typically has a higher standard construction height (2,550 mm) and a standard lift height of 4,000 mm.
Would you like me to find the specific load capacity charts for higher lift heights (e.g., at 6 or 7 meters)?