Forklift truck CPCD30HB What do these letters stand for?

C refers to forklift, P refers to balance weight, C refers to diesel, D refers to automatic gearbox, 30 refers to 3 tons, HB refers to cars belonging to H series and main engine 490B, and the model CPCD 10N-R should be incomplete. If it is complete, there should be letters X, W, etc. It should be marked with the engine brand on the back.

Forklift is an industrial handling vehicle, which refers to various wheeled handling vehicles used for loading and unloading pallet goods, stacking and short-distance transportation. ISO/TC 1 10 is called industrial vehicle. It is usually used to transport large objects in storage, usually driven by a fuel engine or battery.

The technical parameters of forklift are used to express the structural characteristics and working performance of forklift. The main technical parameters are: rated lifting weight, load center distance, maximum lifting height, portal inclination, maximum driving speed, minimum turning radius, minimum ground clearance, wheelbase and wheel track, etc.

1. Rated lifting weight: The rated lifting weight of forklift refers to the maximum weight allowed to lift the goods when the distance from the center of gravity of the goods to the front wall of the fork is not greater than the distance from the load center, expressed in t (tons). When the center of gravity of the goods on the fork exceeds the specified distance from the load center, the lifting weight should be reduced accordingly due to the limitation of the longitudinal stability of the forklift.

2. Distance between load centers: The distance between load centers refers to the horizontal distance t from the center of gravity of the fork to the front wall of the vertical section of the fork when standard goods are placed on the fork, and the unit is mm (millimeter). For 1T to 4T forklifts, the distance between load centers is 500mm.