Heli Forklift CPCD55 | 5.5 ton

Description

Heli Forklift CPCD55 | 5.5 ton

The CPCD55 is a heavy-duty diesel forklift, most commonly associated with the HELI G3 Series.
It is designed for high-intensity material handling with a focus on stability and operator comfort.
Below are the primary specifications for the standard HELI CPCD55 (G3 Series) model.

Core Specifications

Model CPCD55 (Diesel).
Rated Capacity 5,500 kg (5.5 Ton).
Load Center 600 mm.
Power Type Diesel.
Driving Mode Sit-on type.
Standard Lift Height 3,000 mm (3.0 Meters).
Turning Radius (Min) 2,970 mm.

Engine & Performance

The CPCD55 is typically equipped with a high-torque industrial engine to handle heavy slopes and continuous lifting.
Engine Model: Often features the Mitsubishi S4S or Xinchai 4E30 (depending on the specific regional configuration/emissions tier).
Rated Power: ~65 kW @ 2200 rpm.
Travel Speed (Loaded/Unloaded): 25 / 26 km/h.
Lifting Speed (Loaded): ~530 mm/s.
Gradeability (Loaded): 20% – 30% (varies by engine).
Transmission: Automatic / Powershift (Intelligent gear shifting).

Physical Dimensions

Overall Length (with forks): Approx. 4,375 mm.
Overall Width: 1,510 mm.
Mast Height (Lowered): 2,250 mm.
Overhead Guard Height: Approx. 2,320 mm.
Fork Size (T x W x L): 60 x 150 x 1,070 mm (Standard).
Service Weight: Approx. 7,655 kg.

Key Features

Wet Disc Brakes: Often includes a wet-type braking system for better heat dissipation and a longer service life compared to traditional drum brakes.

Dual Front Tires: Standard configuration typically uses a dual-wheel setup on the front axle for increased lateral stability when carrying max loads.

Buffering System: Equipped with mast lowering/lifting buffers to prevent “jolting” when the forks reach the ground or maximum height.

Visibility: The G3 series features a wide-view mast design to improve the operator’s line of sight through the carriage.
Note: Specifications can vary slightly depending on the specific “Series” (e.g., G3, K2, or H3) and the engine tier (Stage III vs. Stage V).

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