TCM Forklift FRB20-9LM | 20 ton

Description

TCM Forklift FRB20-9LM | 20 ton

To clarify, the TCM FRB20-9LM is a 2-ton (2,000 kg) capacity reach truck, not a 20-ton machine.
TCM does manufacture heavy-duty forklifts up to 43 tons, but the “FRB” series refers to their electric stand-up reach trucks typically used in warehouses.

The “9LM” designation identifies it as a Series 9 Multi-Directional model, specifically designed for handling long loads in narrow aisles.

Technical Specifications: TCM FRB20-9LM

The FRB20-9LM is a specialized multi-directional reach truck.2 Unlike standard reach trucks, it can travel sideways (transverse mode), making it ideal for transporting long items like pipes or timber.

Specification Details

Model : J-FRB20-9LM / J-FRHB20-9LM (High Mast)
Load Capacity : 2,000 kg (2.0 Tons)
Load Center : 500 mm
Power Source : Electric (Battery)
Battery Voltage/Capacity : 48V / 320Ah (5-hour rating)
Standard Lift Height : 3,000 mm (Up to 4,000 mm for FRHB models)
Overall Width : 1,390 mm
Overall Length : 2,210 mm (without forks)
Turning Radius (Spin) : 1,285 mm
Turning Radius (90°) : 1,655 mm

Key Features of the 9LM Series

Multi-Directional Travel: Features four travel modes: Standard, Transverse (sideways), Diagonal, and Spin Turn.
Eco Mode: Includes an energy-saving setting that can reduce electricity consumption by approximately 15%.
Safety Cruise: Prevents the vehicle from sliding down an incline when the brake is released until the accelerator is applied.
Ergonomics: Designed for stand-up operation with a focus on visibility and a small steering wheel for precise maneuvering.

Clarification on “20 Ton”

If you are looking for a 20-ton capacity TCM forklift, you would be looking at the TCM FD200 series (Diesel).
Model: FD200-2
Capacity: 20,000 kg (20 Tons)
Engine: Isuzu 6BG1T or similar heavy-duty diesel engine.
Primary Use: Ports, heavy steel handling, and shipping container yards.

Would you like me to find the specific load chart for the FRB20-9LM to see how the capacity changes at different lift heights?