Heli Forklift CPQYD70 | 7 ton

Description

Heli Forklift CPQYD70 | 7 ton

The Heli CPQYD70 is a heavy-duty, dual-fuel (Gasoline/LPG) forklift from Heli’s G-Series and H2000 lines.
It is designed for high-capacity industrial applications where the cleanliness of LPG or the flexibility of gasoline is preferred over diesel.
Below are the technical specifications for the 7-ton unit:

General Performance

Rated Capacity: 7,000 kg (7 tons).
Load Center: 600 mm.
Power Type: Dual Fuel (LPG / Gasoline).
Transmission: Automatic (Powershift).

Engine Options

Most units in the CPQYD70 series are equipped with high-performance engines designed for heavy lifting:
Common Engine: PSI 4.3L or Kubota (Dual Fuel).
Rated Power: Approx. 74 kW – 82 kW (depending on the specific engine tier).
Fuel Tank: Typically equipped with dual LPG tank brackets for extended shifts.

Dimensions & Weight

Service Weight: Approx. 9,350 kg.
Overall Length (without forks): 3,620 mm.
Overall Width: 2,045 mm.
Overhead Guard Height: 2,450 mm.
Turning Radius (Outside): 3,370 mm.
Standard Fork Size: 1,220 mm × 150 mm × 65 mm (Lengths up to 2,440 mm available).

Mast & Lifting

Standard Lift Height: 3,000 mm (2-stage mast).
Optional Lift Heights: Up to 6,000 mm (3-stage/Triplex mast).
Free Lift: Depends on mast configuration (usually ~200 mm for standard masts).
Lifting Speed (Loaded): Approx. 350 mm/s.
Travel Speed (Loaded/Unloaded): Approx. 23 / 30 km/h.

Chassis & Tires

Tire Type: Pneumatic (Solid tires optional).
Front Tires: Dual wheels (4x) for increased stability.
Rear Tires: Steering wheels (2x).
Braking System: Hydraulic-powered braking.

Key Features

Suspended Cabin: The operator compartment is often mounted on rubber dampers to reduce vibration by up to 30%.
Wide-View Mast: Improved visibility through the mast for safer high-load handling.
Dual-Fuel System: Allows for seamless switching between Gasoline and LPG, optimizing fuel costs and indoor/outdoor versatility.
Note: Specifications can vary slightly based on the specific “Series” (e.g., G-Series vs. H3-Series) and the year of manufacture.
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