Heli Forklift CPD70 | 7 ton

Description

Heli Forklift CPD70 | 7 ton

The Heli CPD70 is a heavy-duty electric counterbalanced forklift from Heli’s G-Series or G3-Series, designed as an eco-friendly alternative to 7-ton diesel units.
It is available in both Lead-Acid and Lithium-Ion (Li-ion) configurations.
Below are the primary technical specifications for the Heli CPD70 (7-ton) unit:

Core Specifications

Rated Capacity 7,000 kg (7 Ton).
Load Center 600 mm.
Power Type Electric (AC Motor).
Operator Type Seated.
Standard Lift Height 3,000 mm (3 meters).
Free Lift Height 200 mm.

Performance & Dimensions

Travel Speed (Laden/Unladen): 14 / 15.5 km/h (Note: G3 Li-ion models can reach up to 25 km/h).
Lifting Speed (Laden/Unladen): 320 / 500 mm/s.
Max Gradeability (Laden/Unladen): 15% / 20%.
Turning Radius (Outside): 3,440 mm.
Overall Length (to fork face): 3,440 mm.
Overall Width: 1,994 mm.
Overhead Guard Height: 2,450 mm.
Service Weight: Approx. 9,230 kg – 11,030 kg (depending on battery type).

Battery & Electrical

The CPD70 typically utilizes an 80V system with several capacity options:
Standard Lead-Acid: 80V / 920Ah or 960Ah.
Lithium-Ion (Li-ion): Often 80V / 606Ah (standard) or up to 1084Ah for high-intensity shifts.
Controller: Usually equipped with ZAPI or Curtis AC controllers for precise handling.
Motor Type: Dual-drive AC motors (standard on G3 series) provide better traction and gradeability.

Key Features

Smart Systems: Many CPD70 units include automatic speed reduction during turns and an “intelligent limit buffer” to prevent mast impact shocks.
Operator Comfort: Features a full-suspension seat (Grammer), wide-view mast for better visibility, and an ergonomic steering column.
Tires: Generally equipped with Dual Front Tires (4x/2 configuration) for stability under heavy loads; available in Pneumatic or Solid types.
Note: Specifications may vary slightly depending on the specific series (e.g., G-Series vs. G3-Series) and the battery technology chosen.
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