Hyundai Forklift 70D-9 | 7 ton

Description

Hyundai Forklift 70D-9 | 7 ton

The Hyundai 70D-9 is a powerhouse in the heavy-duty diesel forklift category.
It is known for balancing raw lifting strength with “passenger car” comfort levels for the operator.
Here are the key specifications for the 7-ton model:

Core Performance Specifications

Lift Capacity 7,000 kg (approx. 15,500 lbs).
Load Center 600 mm.
Engine Model Hyundai D4CC (Stage V / Tier 4 Final).
Engine Power 55 kW (74 hp) @ 2,200 rpm.
Max Torque 440 Nm @ 1,600 rpm.
Travel Speed (Full Load) 22.1 km/h.
Gradeability (Full Load) 35.6%.

Dimensions & Maneuverability

Overall Length (to fork face): 3,635 mm.
Overall Width: 2,100 mm.
Turning Radius: 3,380 mm.
Standard Lift Height: 3,000 mm (Options available up to 7,000 mm).
Tires: Pneumatic (Front: 8.25-15-14PR / Rear: 8.25-15-14PR).

Technical Highlights

Electronic Control Engine: The D4CC engine provides high torque at low speeds, which is perfect for heavy lifting while maintaining fuel efficiency.
Fully Automated Transmission: Features a 3-speed power-shift transmission for smooth gear changes and better traction.
Load Sensing Hydraulics: This system directs power to the hydraulic system only when needed, reducing fuel consumption and noise.
Operator Comfort: The 9-series is famous for its luxury cabin, which includes a grammer seat, air conditioning, a 5.6-inch LCD color monitor, and a rear-view camera.
Maintenance: It features a tilting cabin for easy access to the engine and internal components during servicing.

Note on Engine Standards

Depending on your region (e.g., Southeast Asia vs. Europe/USA), the engine might vary slightly. In some markets, you may find the Cummins QSF 3.8 engine instead of the Hyundai D4CC, though both are tuned for similar performance outputs in the 70D-9 series.
Pro-Tip: If you are operating in tight lumber yards or narrow-aisle warehouses, check the Turning Radius (3,380 mm) against your layout, as this is a relatively large machine.
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