Heli Forklift CPQY20 | 2 ton

Description

Heli Forklift CPQY20 | 2 ton

The Heli CPQY20 is a versatile 2-ton forklift designed primarily for indoor and outdoor use where low emissions and high efficiency are required.
The “CPQY” designation typically indicates a Gasoline/LPG (Dual Fuel) engine configuration, which offers the power of internal combustion with the flexibility of cleaner-burning fuels.
Below are the primary technical specifications for the Heli CPQY20 (G-Series):

Core Performance

Rated Capacity: 2,000 kg (2 tons).
Load Center: 500 mm.
Power Type: Dual Fuel (Gasoline / LPG).
Operator Type: Seated.
Standard Lift Height: 3,000 mm (3 meters).
Free Lift Height: 145 mm (standard mast).

Engine & Transmission

Engine Model: Often equipped with the Nissan K21 or K25 engine (highly reliable and widely used in the industry).
Rated Power: Approx. 31.2 kW – 37.6 kW @ 2,250–2,400 rpm (depending on specific engine version).
Max Torque: 143.7 Nm @ 1,600 rpm.
Transmission: Powershift (Automatic) or Manual Shift (usually 1 forward/1 reverse).

Dimensions & Weight

Overall Length (without forks): ~2,510 mm.
Overall Width: ~1,150 mm.
Height (Mast lowered): ~2,000 mm.
Turning Radius: ~2,200 mm.
Service Weight: Approx. 3,320 kg (unladen).
Tire Type: Pneumatic (standard) or Solid/Cushion (optional).
Front Tires: 7.00-12-12PR.
Rear Tires: 6.00-9-10PR.

Operating Speeds

Travel Speed (Full Load/No Load): ~17 / 19 km/h.
Lifting Speed (Full Load): ~500 mm/s.
Gradeability (Full Load): ~20% – 26%.

Key Features

Eco-Friendly: The dual-fuel system allows you to switch to LPG for indoor operations to minimize exhaust fumes.
Ergonomics: Features an enlarged operator space, a suspended overhead guard to reduce vibration, and a semi-enclosed seat.
Visibility: Wide-view mast design improves safety during loading and transport.
Note: Specifications can vary slightly depending on the production year and specific regional configurations (e.g., G-Series vs. H-Series).
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