

“However, the special feature is that they can even swap the battery technology at any time without having to change the hardware. “With the electric heavy-duty forklift, our customers get a vehicle that is just as worthwhile for light duty as it is for 24/7 continuous use.” Operators have a choice between lead-acid and lithium-ion battery systems.

“Zero emissions, quiet operation, high serviceability, flexibility in use, and precise and agile driving characteristics – these advantages clearly speak in favor of using the electric drive in the heavy-duty class as well,” says Christopher Reis, Product Manager Heavy Trucks. One of the first customers also includes a major furniture company. Offering load capacities of 10, 12, 14, 15, 16 or 18 tons and various load centers, the Linde E100 to E180 trucks are a particularly interesting option for companies operating in the wood, steel and stone industries and the beverage sector. Twelve models in total impress with excellent all-round visibility and provide maximum flexibility with a choice of either lead-acid or lithium-ion battery systems. Linde Material Handling (Linde MH) now offers a new range of electrically powered heavy-duty forklift trucks with load capacities from 10 to 18 tons.
