Heli Towing Tractor QYD100 | 10 ton

Description

Heli Towing Tractor QYD100 | 10 ton

The Heli QYD100 is a heavy-duty electric towing tractor designed for high-capacity industrial transport, such as in airports, logistics hubs, and large manufacturing plants. It is typically part of Heli’s G Series.
Below are the primary technical specifications for the QYD100 (10-ton model):

Core Performance

Rated Towing Capacity: 10,000 kg (10 Ton).
Rated Tractive Force: 3,200 N – 4,000 N (depending on specific configuration).
Travel Speed (Laden/Unladen): 11 / 16 km/h.
Gradeability (Laden/Unladen): 8% / 20% (standard 5% over 20m for continuous operation).
Turning Radius: 2,800 mm.

Electrical System

Drive Motor: 12.0 kW (AC Type).
Battery Voltage/Capacity: 48V / 520Ah (Standard Lead-Acid) or optional Lithium-ion (Li-ion) configuration.
Controller: Curtis AC Controller (Standard) or ZAPI AC Controller (for specific Lithium variants).
Energy Recovery: Features regenerative braking to recharge the battery during deceleration.

Physical Dimensions & Weight

Overall Length: 2,950 mm.
>Overall Width: 1,300 mm.
>Overall Height (with Cab/Guard): 1,820 mm.
Wheelbase: 1,280 mm.
Min. Ground Clearance: 130 mm.
Service Weight (with Battery): Approx. 2,690 kg.

Key Features

Braking System: Triple redundant system including hydraulic service brakes, mechanical parking brake, and motor regenerative braking.
Ergonomics: Semi-enclosed or fully enclosed cabin options with adjustable seating and a tilt-adjustable steering column.
Operation: Equipped with “inching” buttons at the rear to allow the operator to precisely align the tractor with the trailer hitch without getting back into the seat.
Steering: Fully hydraulic powered steering with a transverse cylinder for smooth handling in tight spaces.
Note: Specifications can vary slightly depending on whether you choose the G Series (Lead-Acid) or the newer G2 Series (Lithium-ion). Lithium models often offer faster travel speeds and zero maintenance on the battery.
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