Heli Pallet Mover CBD25 | 2.5 ton

Description

Heli Pallet Mover CBD25 | 2.5 ton

The Heli CBD25 is a heavy-duty electric ride-on pallet mover designed for high-intensity warehouse operations.
Known for its 2.5-ton capacity and electronic power steering, it bridges the gap between manual handling and full forklift operations.
Below are the detailed technical specifications for the most common version, the CBD25-460/470.

Core Specifications

Model CBD25 (460/470 Series).
Load Capacity 2,500 kg (2.5 Ton).
Load Center 600 mm.
Operating Type Ride-on (Foldable Platform).
Service Weight ~830–840 kg (including battery).
Travel Speed 6.0 km/h (Laden) / 6.0 km/h (Unladen).
Gradeability 6% (Laden) / 16% (Unladen).

Dimensions & Maneuverability

Overall Length: 1,916 mm (platform folded) to 2,333 mm (platform extended).
Overall Width: 790 mm.
Fork Dimensions: 1,150 mm or 1,220 mm (Length) × 170 mm (Width) × 75 mm (Thickness).
Overall Fork Width: 550 mm / 685 mm (Standard options).
Turning Radius: 1,746 mm (platform folded) to 2,158 mm (platform extended).
Lifting Height: 120 mm (Max fork height ~205 mm from ground).

Electrical & Drive System

Drive Motor: 1.5 kW AC (Maintenance-free, brushless).
Lift Motor: 1.2 kW DC.
Steering Motor: 0.15 kW DC (Electronic Power Steering – EPS).
Battery: 24V / 270Ah (Lead-acid) or 24V / 200Ah (Lithium-ion option).
Controller: ZAPI or CURTIS AC Controller (Stepless speed control).
Braking: Electromagnetic / Regenerative braking.

Key Features & Safety

EPS (Electronic Power Steering): Provides light, quiet, and effortless maneuvering in tight spaces.
Automatic Deceleration: Automatically reduces speed during turns to prevent tipping.
Floating Drive Unit: A patented design that ensures better traction and stability on uneven surfaces.
Emergency Safety: Equipped with an emergency reverse “belly” button on the handle and an emergency power-off switch.
Side-Loading Battery: Allows for quick battery swaps during multi-shift operations.
Would you like me to compare this model’s performance with the Lithium-ion (WGDLi) version, which offers higher travel speeds (up to 11 km/h)?