What are the characteristics of internal combustion forklifts?

1. A balanced diesel forklift has a large volume but good stability, suitable for heavy loads, and has no time limit for use. It is generally used outdoors. Compared with gasoline engines, diesel engines have better power performance (less likely to stall at low speeds, stronger overload capacity, and longer operating time), lower fuel costs. However, they have high vibration, noise, large displacement, heavy weight, and high price, with a load capacity ranging from 0.5 tons to 45 tons.

2. Balanced gasoline forklift, with a large volume but good stability, is suitable for heavy loads, has no time limit for use, and is generally used outdoors. Gasoline engines have a small appearance, light weight, high output power, low working noise and vibration, and low price. However, gasoline engines have poor overload capacity and long-term operation ability, and fuel costs are quite high. The load weight can range from 0.5 tons to 4.5 tons.

3. A balanced weight liquefied petroleum gas forklift (LPG) is a type of forklift that is equipped with a liquefied petroleum gas conversion device on a balanced weight gasoline forklift, which becomes an LPG forklift. It can switch between using gasoline and liquefied gas through a conversion switch. The biggest advantage of LPG forklifts is good exhaust emissions, with significantly less carbon monoxide (CO) emissions than gasoline engines, low fuel costs (15KG of liquefied gas is equivalent to 20 liters of gasoline), and suitable for indoor operations with high environmental requirements.