Caterpillar Forklift NVT11 | 1.1 ton

Description

Caterpillar Forklift NVT11 | 1.1 ton

The Caterpillar NVT11 is a specialized “Man-Up” Turret Truck designed for Very Narrow Aisle (VNA) warehouse applications.
It is the entry-level model in the NVT series, focusing on high-density storage and order-picking efficiency.
Below are the key technical specifications for the 1.1-ton unit:

Core Performance & Capacity

Feature Specification.
Rated Load Capacity 1,100 kg (1.1 tonnes).
Load Center 600 mm.
Power Source Battery (Electric).
Voltage Options 48V or 80V electrical systems.
Travel Speed Up to 12 km/h (with/without load).
Lifting Speed 0.3 m/s to 0.45 m/s (Standard).

Dimensions & Maneuverability

Maximum Lift Height: Up to 16,150 mm (higher lifts available on custom request).
Overall Width: Customisable from 1,000 mm to 1,900 mm (in small 50 mm increments).
Turning Radius: Approx. 2,080 mm (varies by chassis configuration).
Ground Clearance: 40 mm at center of wheelbase.
Aisle Compatibility: Designed for Very Narrow Aisles (VNA) with rail or inductive wire guidance options.

Key Features

Man-Up Design: The operator’s cabin rises with the forks, allowing for precise pallet placement and high-level order picking.
Customization: The NVT series is highly modular.8 You can specify cabin size, control console layouts (sitting or standing), and chassis width to fit your specific warehouse geometry.
Advanced Ergonomics: Includes a damped floor, carpeted cabin walls for sound insulation, and a high-comfort adjustable seat.
Efficiency: Uses FEM (Finite Element Method) mast design to reduce weight without sacrificing rigidity, leading to lower energy consumption.
Maintenance: Features a wear-resistant steering chain and a separate proportional valve for cabin lowering to extend battery runtime.
Note: Because these units are often custom-built to fit specific rack heights and aisle widths, the exact weight and dimensions can vary.
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