TCM Order Picker HOH100 | 1 ton

Description

TCM Order Picker HOH100 | 1 ton

The TCM HOH100 is a high-level electric order picker designed for intense warehouse operations.
It is part of TCM’s high-lift series (often referred to as the HOH or EOH series in modern catalogs), allowing operators to ascend with the load to pick items directly from high racking levels.
Below are the technical specifications for the 1-ton (1,000 kg) model.

Core Performance & Capacity

Load Capacity: 1,000 kg (1.0 Ton)
Load Center: 600 mm.
Power Type: Electric (Battery-powered).
Operator Position: Stand-on (Elevating platform).
Travel Speed: ~9.0 – 11.0 km/h (depending on load and lift height).

Lifting & Reach Dimensions

While mast options vary, the standard high-level configurations typically fall into these ranges:
Standard Max Lifting Height: ~6,900 mm (6.9 meters).
Maximum Picking Height: Up to 12,100 mm (12.1 meters) with extended mast options.
Auxiliary Lift: Often equipped with an auxiliary lift (h9) of approx. 670–750 mm to allow the operator to adjust the pallet height relative to the platform for ergonomic picking.

Physical Dimensions & Chassis

Overall Length: ~2,032 mm (excluding forks).
Overall Width: ~950 mm to 1,170 mm (varies by chassis/battery size).
Turning Radius: ~1,931 mm (allows for excellent maneuverability in narrow aisles).
Tires: Polyurethane (standard for indoor warehouse floors).

Electrical System

Battery Voltage: 24V or 48V (depending on the specific sub-configuration and performance requirements).
Drive Motor: AC Drive technology for smooth acceleration and regenerative braking.

Key Features

Ergonomics: Designed with a “Driver Presence Sensor” (no dead-man’s foot switch required), allowing the operator more freedom of movement on the platform.
Safety: Features automatic speed reduction based on lift height and steering angle. Side gates are usually interlocked, preventing high-speed travel or lifting if they are not secured.

Visibility: Clear-view mast design to ensure the operator has a maximum field of vision when navigating and picking at height.
Note: Exact specifications (like “Closed Height” or “Mast Extended Height”) can vary based on whether the unit is equipped with a Duplex or Triplex mast. If you are looking at a specific second-hand unit, always check the Data Plate located near the operator station for the exact lift height and battery capacity.
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