Caterpillar Pallet Mover NPR20N2 | 2 ton

Description

Caterpillar Pallet Mover NPR20N2 | 2 ton

The Caterpillar (Cat) NPR20N2 is a stand-in electric power pallet truck designed for high-intensity horizontal transport and order picking. Its 2-ton capacity and compact “stand-in” design make it ideal for narrow aisles where maneuverability and operator protection are priorities.

Core Technical Specifications

Feature Specification.
Model NPR20N2.
Load Capacity 2,000 kg (2.0 Ton).
Load Center 600 mm.
Power Source 24V Electric (Lead-Acid or Li-ion).
Operator Type Stand-in / Rider.
Travel Speed Up to 10 km/h (with/without load).
Turning Radius 1,705 mm.
Standard Fork Dimensions 1,150 mm (L) x 175 mm (W) x 60 mm (T).

Dimensions & Performance

Aisle Width (Ast): Requires approximately 2,381 mm for a 1000×1200 mm pallet (crosswise), making it significantly more space-efficient than platform-based trucks.
Lift Height: Standard lift height is 135 mm.
Gradeability: Can handle gradients of 6.0% with a load and up to 15.0% without a load.
Motors: Equipped with a high-performance 2.7 kW AC drive motor for quick acceleration and smooth speed control.

Key Features

360-Degree Steering: Allows for fluid movement and direction changes without stopping, which is critical in tight warehouse layouts.
Advanced AC Technology: The AC motor requires minimal maintenance and offers regenerative braking to extend battery life.
Ergonomic Operator Compartment: Includes a height-adjustable steering wheel and armrest to reduce operator fatigue during long shifts.
Automatic Cornering Control: Automatically reduces speed when turning to ensure load stability and operator safety.
Battery Options: Compatible with standard lead-acid batteries (375–775 Ah) or fully integrated Lithium-ion (Li-ion) for opportunity charging and zero maintenance.

Weights

Service Weight (incl. battery): Approximately 985 kg.
Axle Loading (with load): ~1,140 kg (drive side) / 1,845 kg (load side).
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