Heli Forklift CPD38 | 3.8 ton

Description

Heli Forklift CPD38 | 3.8 ton

The Heli CPD38 is a heavy-duty electric counterbalance forklift from the G2 or H4 series, designed to bridge the gap between electric efficiency and internal combustion power.
It is frequently equipped with Lithium-ion technology for high-intensity, multi-shift operations.
Below are the primary technical specifications for the Heli CPD38 (3.8-ton model).

Technical Specifications

Rated Capacity 3,800 kg (3.8 tons).
Load Center 500 mm.
Power Type Electric (Lithium-ion or Lead-acid).
Standard Lift Height 3,000 mm (up to 6,000 mm optional).
Max Travel Speed 14.5 – 20 km/h (varies by S/M/H configuration).
Gradeability (Loaded) 15% – 22%.
Turning Radius (Outer) Approx. 2,250 mm.

Dimensions & Weight

Overall Length (without forks): ~2,622 mm.
Overall Width: ~1,392 mm (Note: wider than the 3.0t and 3.5t models for stability).
Overhead Guard Height: ~2,180 mm.
Service Weight: Approx. 5,300 kg – 6,170 kg (depending on battery and mast configuration).
Tyre Type: Pneumatic or Solid (Front: 28×12.5-15-24PR / Rear: 200/50-10).

Battery & Power System

The CPD38 is typically part of Heli’s high-voltage 80V range:
Battery Voltage: 80 V.
Standard Lithium Capacity: 250 Ah to 280 Ah.
High-Capacity Options: Up to 404 Ah or 542 Ah for heavy-duty use.
Charging: Supports fast charging (up to 100% in 2 hours with Lithium).

Key Performance Features

Configuration Levels: Available in S (Standard), M (Medium), and H (High) performance. The “H” configuration offers speeds and climbing power comparable to diesel forklifts.
IPX4 Waterproofing: Designed for both indoor and outdoor use; can withstand short-term rainstorms and wading in up to 200mm of water.
Safety Systems: Includes automatic deceleration during turns, an Operator Presence System (OPS), and buffered mast lowering to prevent load jarring.
Ergonomics: Features a color LCD display, USB charging ports, and optimized legroom for long shifts.
Note: Specs may vary slightly depending on whether the unit is from the G2 (G-series 2nd Gen) or H4 series. The G2 is generally the more premium, high-performance line for heavy industrial use.
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