TCM Pallet Mover PTL200 | 2 ton

Description

TCM Pallet Mover PTL200 | 2 ton

The TCM PTL200 is a pedestrian electric pallet mover designed for high-efficiency horizontal transport in warehouses and retail environments.
It is part of TCM’s warehouse range (often grouped with the P-series or PAL series) known for its compact design and ergonomic handling.

Below are the technical specifications for the 2-ton model:

Core Performance Specifications

Feature Specification.
Model PTL 200.
Load Capacity 2,000 kg (2.0 Ton).
Load Center 600 mm.
Power Source Electric (Battery).
Operator Type Pedestrian (Walk-behind).
Travel Speed Approx. 6.0 km/h (with/without load).

Dimensions & Weight

Truck Width: 660 mm (Standard narrow chassis for tight aisles).
Standard Fork Dimensions: Typically 1,150 mm length (standard pallet size).
Chassis Type: 5-point chassis for maximum stability and traction.
Maneuverability: Designed with a small turning radius for operation inside containers and narrow warehouse rows.

Battery & Electrical

System Voltage: 24V.
Battery Capacity: Typically ranges from 160Ah to 230Ah (depending on the specific configuration).
Battery Compartment: Often features a lateral (side) battery change system with steel rollers for quick multi-shift swaps.
Drive Motor: Powerful AC motor (maintenance-free) providing smooth acceleration and regenerative braking.

Key Features

Ergonomic Tiller Arm: Patented design allows the operator to walk safely beside the truck with full visibility.
Safety: Includes a “bounce-back” safety cut-out button on the tiller head to prevent the operator from being trapped.
Friction Force Technology: Ensures constant ground contact for the drive wheel, even on uneven surfaces or ramps.
Access Control: Equipped with PIN code entry to prevent unauthorized use and allow for custom driver performance settings.
Onboard Diagnostics: Built-in computer for quick troubleshooting and monitoring battery status.
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