Hyundai Forklift 45D-9VB | 4.5 ton

Description

Hyundai Forklift 45D-9VB | 4.5 ton

The Hyundai 45D-9VB is a powerhouse in the heavy-duty diesel forklift category. Part of the 9V series, it focuses on balancing high-performance lifting with operator comfort and Stage V environmental compliance.
Here are the key technical specifications for the 4.5-ton model:

Performance & Capacity

Load Capacity: 4,500 kg (4.5 tons).
Load Center: 600 mm.
Engine Model: Hyundai D4HB (Stage V Compliant).
Engine Power: 55 kW (74 hp) @ 2,300 rpm.
Travel Speed (Full Load): Approx. 24 km/h.
Gradeability (Full Load): 34.6%.

Dimensions & Weight

Service Weight Approx. 6,854 kg.
Overall Length (to fork face) 3,115 mm.
Overall Width 1,450 mm.
Turning Radius 2,875 mm.
Standard Lift Height 3,000 mm (Options up to 7,000 mm).

Key Features & Technology

Advanced Engine: The D4HB engine utilizes a Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF) and Selective Catalytic Reduction (SCR) to meet strict emission standards without sacrificing torque.
Load Sensing Hydraulics: This system directs power only when needed, reducing fuel consumption and heat buildup.
Operator Cabin: Features a redesigned high-comfort seat, a 5.6-inch color LCD monitor, and an optional “All-Around View” (AAVM) camera system for maximum safety.
HCE-DT Air (Diagnostics): Allows for wireless smartphone-based troubleshooting and monitoring.
Safety Systems: Includes an Auto-Parking brake, Hillstart Assist, and an Operator Presence Sensing System (OPSS) that restricts movement if the driver isn’t seated.
Comparison: Why the 45D-9VB?
Compared to the older “9” series, the 9VB series offers a significant upgrade in fuel efficiency (up to 7% better) and much longer service intervals for the engine oil and filters, which lowers your total cost of ownership.
Note: Actual lift capacity will decrease as the lift height increases or if you add attachments like side-shifters or clamps.
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