Hangcha Forklift A13 | 1.3 ton

Description

Hangcha Forklift A13 | 1.3 ton

The Hangcha A13 (CPDS13) is part of the “A Series” 3-wheel electric counterbalance forklifts.
It is specifically designed for high maneuverability in narrow aisles and tight warehouse spaces, often available with either Lead-Acid or Lithium-ion (Li-Ion) battery technology.
Below are the primary technical specifications for the 1.3-ton unit.

Core Performance & Capacities

Rated Load Capacity: 1,300 kg (1.3 tons).
Load Center: 500 mm.
Drive Type: Electric (Battery powered).
Operator Type: Seated.
Travel Speed (Laden/Unladen): Approx. 14–16 km/h.
Lift Speed (Laden): Approx. 290–300 mm/s.
Gradeability (Laden): 15% – 16%

Dimensions & Maneuverability

Turning Radius: ~1,470 mm (extremely tight for narrow aisles).
Overall Length (to face of forks): ~1,790 mm.
Overall Width: ~1,086 mm.
Standard Lift Height: 3,000 mm (options up to 6,500 mm available).
Mast Type: Standard 2-stage (Duplex) Wide-View (Triplex options available for container loading).

Powertrain & Battery

Drive System: Dual AC front-wheel drive motors (allows independent rotation for tighter turns).
System Voltage: 48V.
Battery Capacity: * Lead-Acid: Typically 400Ah–500Ah.
Lithium-ion: 80V/202Ah or 48V equivalent (supports rapid/opportunity charging).
Controller: High-frequency MOSFET (often ZAPI or Curtis) for precise control and regenerative braking.

Key Features

Dual Drive Motors: Two independent motors in the front allow the wheels to counter-rotate, effectively letting the forklift “pivot” on its center.
Soft Landing System: Automatically reduces the lowering speed when the forks are 60–100mm from the ground to protect the load.
Regenerative Braking: Recharges the battery during deceleration, improving energy efficiency.
Ergonomics: Large floor space, adjustable steering column, and a panoramic rearview mirror are standard.
Would you like me to compare these specs with the newer XC Series (purpose-built Lithium) or provide a quote for specific attachments like a side-shifter?