Having the right mast type for your application and environment is one of the ways to keep productivity high. This guide explains the differences between mast types.
Measure your highest shelf and add another 150–200 mm to the measurement.
The extra space gives the operator additional clearance to lift the load off the rack without dragging goods when loading or unloading shelves.
Some applications require driving in and out through doorways. Walk around the facility and measure the door heights so you know the required lowered mast height.
If the trucks also work inside lorries or under canopies, take those measurements into account too.
In confined spaces the free lift function is important – it allows the forks to be raised to a certain height while the mast remains lowered.
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On each model page click “Request a quote”, choose the configuration and send your enquiry. You can also write to us via the contact form.
The price depends on the configuration (mast, battery, wheels, equipment), financing and service, so we prepare a tailored quote for every enquiry.
Yes, we offer short-term and long-term rental. Models available for rental have a “Request a rental quote” button. More on the Rental solutions page.
Yes, we service and maintain forklifts of all brands.
Send us the model, the truck serial number and a description of the part via the contact form.
Yes, for all truck types, at our centre or at your site. More on the Operator training page.
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