Hyundai Forklift 100D-9V | 10 ton

Description

Hyundai Forklift 100D-9V | 10 ton

The Hyundai 100D-9V is a heavy-duty diesel forklift designed for high-capacity industrial applications.
Part of the “V” series, it focuses on Stage V emission compliance, improved fuel efficiency (up to 18% over previous models), and enhanced operator ergonomics.
Below are the key technical specifications for the 10-ton unit:

Performance & Capacity

Rated Load Capacity: 10,000 kg (10 tons).
Load Center: 600 mm.
Travel Speed (Full Load): ~28.4 km/h.
Travel Speed (Unloaded): ~32.7 km/h.
Lifting Speed (Full Load): 440 mm/s.
Gradeability (Full Load): 31.5%.

Engine & Powertrain

The 100D-9V utilizes a high-torque engine optimized for low-speed efficiency.
Engine Model: Cummins F3.8 (Stage V / Tier 4 Final compliant).
Power Output: 90 kW (120 HP) @ 2,200 rpm.
Max Torque: 510 Nm @ 1,500 rpm.
Displacement: 3,800 cc (3.8L).
Transmission: ZF Full-automatic (3-speed forward / 3-speed reverse).
Brakes: Wet Disc Brakes (Enclosed for durability).

Physical Dimensions

Service Weight: ~13,074 kg.
Overall Length (to face of forks): 4,265 mm.
Overall Width: 2,265 mm.
Height (Overhead Guard): 2,680 mm.
Turning Radius: 3,965 mm.
Standard Fork Dimensions: 1,200 mm x 180 mm x 75 mm.

Key Features

Auto-Tilt Cabin: The entire cabin can tilt up to 52° electronically, providing easy access to the engine and transmission for maintenance.
Operator Comfort: Features a luxury Grammer suspension seat, air conditioning (standard or optional depending on region), and a digital multi-function cluster for diagnostics.
Safety Systems: Includes an Operator Presence Sensing System (OPSS) that restricts driving and lifting if the operator leaves the seat, plus an automatic parking brake.
Hydraulics: Load-sensing hydraulic system that reduces fuel consumption by only providing power when needed.
Note: Lift heights vary depending on the mast selected (Standard, Duplex, or Triplex), typically ranging from 3,000 mm to 7,000 mm.
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