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Improve pallet handling, truck loading, warehouse transport, and industrial material movement with this 3-Ton Diesel Counterbalance Forklift. The reference configuration provides a rated lifting capacity of 3,000 kg and a maximum lifting height of approximately 3,000 mm.
Designed for seated operation, the forklift may be suitable for construction sites, manufacturing plants, energy facilities, retail distribution, and selected outdoor material-handling applications.
The supplier also lists gasoline and lithium-electric power systems, stacker configurations, and capacities from 2.5 to 7 tons. These should be published as separate products rather than combined into one listing.
3,000 kg reference lifting capacity
Diesel-powered counterbalance forklift
Approximately 3,000 mm lift height
Seated operator configuration
Rear-wheel-drive specification, subject to confirmation
Multiple fork-length options
Multiple fork-width options
Custom configuration support
Suitable for industrial material handling
New machine condition
Indoor and outdoor operating potential, subject to configuration
Alternative 2.5-ton, 3.5-ton, and 7-ton models available
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Model: Confirm Before Publishing
Product Type: Diesel Counterbalance Forklift
Condition: New
Operating Mode: Seated Operation
Reference Rated Capacity: 3,000 kg
Alternative Capacities: 2,500 kg, 3,500 kg, or 7,000 kg
Power Source: Diesel Engine
Alternative Power Options: Gasoline Engine or Lithium-Ion Electric System, subject to separate configuration
Drive Type: Rear-Wheel Drive, subject to verification
Maximum Lifting Height: Approximately 3,000 mm
Lowered Mast Height: Approximately 2,000 mm
Mast Type: Confirm Before Publishing
Load Centre: Confirm Before Publishing
Fork Length Options: 800, 1,000, 1,070, 1,150, 1,200, 1,220, or 1,520 mm
Fork Width Options: 75, 100, 125, 150, 175, or 200 mm
Tyre Type: Confirm Before Publishing
Turning Radius: Confirm Before Publishing
Wheelbase: Confirm Before Publishing
Travel Speed: Confirm Before Publishing
Gradeability: Confirm Before Publishing
Vehicle Dimensions: Confirm Before Publishing
Vehicle Weight: Confirm Before Publishing
Terrain Suitability: Indoor Floors and Suitable Outdoor Surfaces
Colour: Confirm Before Publishing
Certification: Confirm Before Publishing
Warranty: Not Listed
Country of Origin: China
The reference machine is designed to lift loads up to 3,000 kg under the manufacturer’s approved load-centre, mast, fork, and attachment conditions.
Actual capacity may be reduced by:
Longer load-centre distance
Increased lift height
Extended forks
Optional attachments
Unevenly distributed loads
Sloped or unstable ground
Non-standard mast configurations
The final forklift must include an accurate capacity plate for the supplied configuration.
The detailed product information identifies diesel as the primary power source.
Before publishing, confirm:
Engine manufacturer
Engine model
Rated engine power
Engine displacement
Cylinder count
Fuel-tank capacity
Fuel consumption
Cooling system
Emissions standard
Starting system
Recommended engine oil
Gasoline and lithium-electric versions should be listed separately with their own specifications and prices.
A counterbalance forklift uses rear-mounted weight to balance the load carried on the front forks.
This configuration may be suitable for:
Truck loading and unloading
Pallet transport
Warehouse stacking
Construction-material handling
Manufacturing facilities
Outdoor paved yards
Industrial logistics
A counterbalance forklift should not be grouped with a stacker forklift because their design, capacity, operating method, and applications differ.
The listed maximum lifting height is approximately 3,000 mm, with a lowered mast height of approximately 2,000 mm.
Before publication, confirm:
Two-stage or three-stage mast
Free-lift height
Fully raised mast height
Forward and rear tilt angles
Lift speed
Lowering speed
Residual capacity at full height
Available fork lengths include:
800 mm
1,000 mm
1,070 mm
1,150 mm
1,200 mm
1,220 mm
1,520 mm
Available fork widths include:
75 mm
100 mm
125 mm
150 mm
175 mm
200 mm
Each fork configuration should include the correct thickness, spread range, load centre, and revised lifting capacity.
The supplier mentions indoor floors, outdoor pavement, off-road use, and rough terrain. These claims should only be used after confirming:
Pneumatic or solid tyres
Tyre dimensions
Ground clearance
Drive axle
Differential
Gradeability
Braking system
Dust and water protection
Stability testing
A standard warehouse forklift may not be suitable for mud, loose gravel, deep ruts, or steep uneven ground.
Possible capacities include:
2.5 tons
3 tons
3.5 tons
7 tons
Every capacity should have its own:
Model number
Engine specification
Lift height
Mast type
Fork dimensions
Vehicle dimensions
Operating weight
Turning radius
Tyre type
Final price
This diesel forklift may be suitable for:
Construction sites
Manufacturing plants
Energy facilities
Mining support operations
Retail distribution
Building-material yards
Warehouses
Loading docks
Industrial storage
Outdoor paved work areas
Special environments may require additional protection, tyres, emissions compliance, or safety equipment.
Possible customization may include:
Load capacity
Diesel, gasoline, or electric power
Mast height
Fork length
Fork width
Tyre type
Side shifter
Fork positioner
Operator cabin
Body colour
Company logo
Lights and warning systems
Each customized machine should receive an approved specification sheet before purchase.
Professional delivery, unloading, and commissioning are recommended. Initial checks should include:
Engine and fuel-system inspection
Mast and lift-chain inspection
Fork alignment
Hydraulic-system checks
Steering and brake testing
Tyre inspection
Lighting and warning devices
Capacity-plate verification
Operator training
Only trained and authorized operators should use the forklift. Never exceed the verified capacity shown on the final data plate.
Keep loads low while travelling, avoid sudden turns, and operate only on approved surfaces and slopes.
Inspect the forks, mast, chains, hydraulics, tyres, engine, brakes, steering, lights, and warning devices before every shift.