Heli Forklift CPD15SQ | 1.5 ton

Description

Heli Forklift CPD15SQ | 1.5 ton

The Heli CPD15SQ is a standout in the material handling world, specifically because it’s a 3-wheel electric forklift.
This configuration makes it incredibly nimble, allowing it to turn almost on its own axis—perfect for tight warehouse aisles where space is at a premium.
Here are the key specifications for the 1.5-ton model:

Core Performance & Capacity

Model CPD15SQ (G-Series / G3 Series).
Load Capacity 1,500 kg (1.5 Tons).
Load Center 500 mm.
Power Type Electric (Battery).
Operator Type Sit-down.
Tire Type Solid / Pneumatic (3-wheel configuration).

Mast & Lift Dimensions

The lifting heights can vary depending on the specific mast (Simplex, Duplex, or Triplex) installed, but the standard specs are:
Standard Lift Height: 3,000 mm (3 meters).
Maximum Lift Height: Up to 6,000 mm (with Triplex mast).
Free Lift: Generally around 100–150 mm (unless equipped with a full-free lift mast).
Tilt Angle (Forward/Backward): $6^\circ / 6^\circ$ (standard).

Battery & Motor

Heli typically offers these units with two battery technologies. The choice significantly impacts your charging downtime:
Lead-Acid: The traditional, cost-effective choice. Requires 8-10 hours to charge.
Lithium-Ion (LiFePO4): The modern “fast-charge” option. Supports opportunity charging (plugging in during breaks) and is maintenance-free.
Voltage: Usually 48V.

Technical Highlights

Turning Radius: Approximately 1,500 mm to 1,550 mm. Because it’s a 3-wheel unit, the rear wheel can turn nearly $90^\circ$, making it much more maneuverable than a 4-wheel equivalent.
Travel Speed (Loaded): Approx. 14–15 km/h.
Braking: Features regenerative braking, which feeds power back into the battery when you slow down.
AC Drive System: Uses maintenance-free AC motors (no carbon brushes to replace).
Note: Always check the “Load Chart” plate on your specific unit. If you add attachments (like a side-shifter or paper roll clamp), the net lifting capacity will drop below 1,500 kg due to the added weight and changed load center.
Would you like me to compare this 3-wheel model against the 4-wheel version to see which fits your warehouse layout better?