Heli Forklift CPQY38 | 3.8 ton

Description

Heli Forklift CPQY38 | 3.8 ton

The Heli CPQY38 is a 3.8-ton capacity forklift typically belonging to the H3 or K2 Series.
The “QY” in the model name indicates that this unit is powered by LPG (Liquid Propane Gas) or is a Dual Fuel (Gasoline/LPG) model, which is favored for indoor/outdoor versatility due to lower emissions compared to diesel.
Below are the primary technical specifications for the Heli 3.8-ton LPG/Gasoline forklift:

Performance & Capacity

Rated Capacity: 3,800 kg (3.8 Ton).
Load Center: 500 mm.
Power Type: LPG / Gasoline (Dual Fuel options available).
Max Travel Speed (Laden/Unladen): ~18 / 20 km/h.
Max Lift Speed (Laden): ~450 mm/s.
Gradeability (Laden): 20% – 22%.

Dimensions & Weight

Parameter Measurement (Standard).
Service Weight Approx. 5,200 – 5,400 kg.
Overall Length (to fork face) ~2,850 mm.
Overall Width ~1,225 mm.
Turning Radius (Outside) ~2,600 mm.
Standard Lift Height 3,000 mm (options up to 6,000 mm).
Overhead Guard Height ~2,170 mm.

Engine & Drivetrain

The CPQY38 usually features high-performance industrial engines designed for high torque at low RPMs:
Common Engine Options: * Nissan/PSI K25 (Very common for LPG variants).
Kubota WG2503 (Common in newer H3 series).
Transmission: Hydraulic / Powershift (1-1 or 2-2 gears).
Tires: Pneumatic (standard) or Solid/Puncture-proof (optional).

Key Features

Operator Comfort: Suspended overhead guard to reduce vibration and an ergonomic seat with adjustable positioning.
Safety: Equipped with an OPSS (Operator Presence Sensing System) which disables travel and hydraulic functions if the operator leaves the seat.
Hydraulics: Load-sensing hydraulic system that prioritizes steering and improves fuel efficiency.
Visibility: Wide-view mast design reduces blind spots when handling large loads.
Note: Exact specs can vary slightly depending on the specific “Series” (e.g., K2 vs. H3) and the regional emission standards (EPA vs. Stage V).
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