Caterpillar Pallet Mover NPV20N3D | 2 ton

Description

Caterpillar Pallet Mover NPV20N3D | 2 ton

The Caterpillar NPV20N3D is a high-performance, double-pallet mover designed for intensive warehouse operations, specifically cross-docking and vehicle loading/unloading. Its standout feature is the ability to carry two pallets at once (one on the forks and one on the straddle legs).
Here are the key technical specifications for this unit:

Core Performance & Capacity

Load Capacity: 2,000 kg (2.0 Tonnes) total.
Load Centre: 600 mm.
Travel Speed: 10 km/h (loaded) / 12.5 km/h (unloaded).
Initial Lift: 210 mm (essential for clearance on ramps and docks).
Lift Height: Standard options of 1,700 mm or 2,000 mm.

Battery & Power System

Voltage: 24V.
Battery Capacity: 222 Ah (minimum) to 400 Ah (maximum).
Technology: Compatible with both traditional Lead-Acid and modern Li-ion batteries. Li-ion allows for fast opportunity charging during breaks.
Motor Type: Latest AC drive motor technology for high torque and precise control.

Dimensions & Physical Specs

Operator Type: Stand-on rider with a foldable platform (allows switching to pedestrian mode).
Fork Length: 1,170 mm.
Fork Width: 180 mm.
Overall Weight: Approximately 1,050 kg to 1,220 kg (including battery).
Tiller Head: emPower ergonomic tiller head, sealed to IP65 (weather and impact resistant).

Key Features

Double Pallet Handling: Equipped with a mast to stack one pallet above the other, effectively doubling throughput in horizontal transport.
ProRide+ System: A unique system that optimizes traction, damping, and stability—especially useful on slippery or uneven floors.
Cornering Control: Automatically reduces speed during turns to prevent tipping and increase safety.
Operating Modes: Three selectable modes (PRO, ECO, and EASY) to match the operator’s skill level and the environment.
Note: The “D” in NPV20N3D stands for Double Pallet, distinguishing it from the standard NPV20N3 which only handles single loads.
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