FORKLIFT

Stacked with world class safety features, excellent performance, outstanding productive forces and user friendly ergonomics, it's simply first class.

GOODSENSE FORKLIFT: World First-class Forklift Manufacturer

Experience the reliability and performance of GOODSENSE FORKLIFT, a leading global and Chinese manufacturer. Our extensive product line, from heavy-duty diesel to versatile electric and specialized forklifts, ensures you find the perfect solution to maximize your operational efficiency.

 

 

What is a Forklift?

Maximize your material handling efficiency with a forklift. These powerful industrial trucks, equipped with lifting forks, streamline the movement of goods in warehouses, factories, and distribution centers. GOODSENSE provides a comprehensive selection, including space-saving electric forklifts for indoor use and high-capacity diesel/propane models for heavy-duty outdoor operations.

 

 

Advantages of Forklifts

Efficiency

Relieve your workforce from strenuous manual handling with forklifts. They expedite material movement, significantly reduce labor costs, and effortlessly manage loads too heavy for human lifting.

 

 

Versatility

Maximize your operational flexibility with GOODSENSE forklifts. Our comprehensive selection of types and sizes allows you to choose the perfect machine for your environment, whether it's navigating narrow indoor aisles or handling heavy loads in expansive outdoor spaces.

   

Safety

Reliable and safe forklift operation is paramount. When operated correctly and consistently maintained, GOODSENSE forklifts minimize the risk of manual lifting injuries. Key safety features, such as horns, lights, and seat belts, ensure a secure working environment.

 

Space Utilization

Enhance your inventory management by leveraging the vertical stacking capabilities of forklifts. This efficient use of space maximizes storage capacity in warehouses and distribution centers, leading to a more organized and productive operation.

 

Cost-Effectiveness

Experience lasting cost savings with forklifts. Their ability to boost efficiency, minimize labor requirements, and enhance operational speed ensures a strong return on your initial investment.

Flexibility

Forklifts handle a wide variety of materials, including pallets, containers, and bulk items, making them essential in manufacturing, logistics, retail, and construction.

Features of Goodsense Forklift

Intelligent LCD instrument

  • For an first-rank energy efficiency with a maximum of handling capacity.
  • Advanced 3-phase AC technology.
  • Compact control system and compact hydraulic unit.
  • Needs-oriented control of the hydraulics/motors.
 
 

Electric parameter steering

  • Minimises unnecessary steering actions.
  • Slender steering column creates more legroom.
  • Improved energy efficiency.
  • Optimised throughput.

Advanced lithium-ion technology

  • High degree of practicality thanks to extremely short charging times.
  • No battery replacement required.
  • Cost savings due to longer service life and low maintenance compared with lead-acid batteries.
 

Safety systems

  • Deactivation of the hydraulic functions if seat is unoccupied.
  • No roll-back on slopes due to wheel stop, even when the truck is switched off.
  • Automatically engaging parking brake for secure stopping, even on ramps.

Adjustable system

  • Optional operator assistance systems
  • Individually adjustable operating concept
  • Adjustable lever and controls angle.

Ergonomic workstation

  • Easier steering thanks to smaller steering wheel, lower steering forces and a reduction in steering wheel revolutions.
  • Height and tilt of the steering column can be adjusted to suit the operator.
  • Integration of all main controls into the armrest which moves with the operator.

Our Types of Forklifts

1. Diesel Forklift:

Usage: Diesel forklifts are typically used outdoors or in well-ventilated areas due to emissions. They are powerful and suitable for heavy lifting applications.

Advantages: They provide high torque and are generally more durable for rougher terrains compared to electric forklifts.

2. LPG (Liquid Propane Gas) Forklift:

Usage: LPG forklifts are versatile and can be used both indoors and outdoors. They emit fewer pollutants compared to diesel forklifts and are quieter.

Advantages: They offer longer run times compared to electric forklifts and can be quickly refueled by replacing the propane tank.

3. Cushion Tire Forklift:

Usage: Cushion tire forklifts are designed for indoor use on smooth surfaces such as concrete or asphalt. They have smaller, solid rubber tires.

Advantages: They are compact and maneuverable, making them ideal for warehouses and distribution centers with tight spaces and smooth floors.

4. Electric Forklift:

Usage: Cushion tire forklifts are designed for indoor use on smooth surfaces such as concrete or asphalt. They have smaller, solid rubber tires.

Advantages: They are compact and maneuverable, making them ideal for warehouses and distribution centers with tight spaces and smooth floors.

5. Rough Terrain Forklift:

Usage: Rough terrain forklifts are designed for outdoor use on uneven or unpaved surfaces, such as construction sites, lumber yards, or agricultural settings.

Advantages: They have larger, rugged tires with deep treads for better traction, powerful engines (usually diesel), and higher ground clearance.

6. Side Loader Forklift:

Usage: Side loader forklifts are used for handling long or bulky loads, such as timber, piping, or sheet metal, where the load needs to be transported sideways.

Advantages: They excel in narrow aisles or spaces where turning conventional forklifts would be challenging. They can also reduce the need for additional handling equipment.

7. Explosion Proof Forklift:

Usage: Explosion-proof forklifts are used in environments where flammable materials or gases are present, such as chemical plants, oil refineries, or certain manufacturing facilities.

Advantages: They are specially designed to prevent sparks or excessive heat that could ignite flammable atmospheres. They often feature enclosed components and special safety measures.

Main components of Forklift

Frame: The frame is the main structure of the forklift, providing support and housing for all other components.

Forks: Forks are the arms that extend from the carriage to support the load. They come in various lengths and designs depending on the type of load being handled.

Transmission: Transfers power from the engine or electric motor to the wheels. It may include a transmission system, differential, and drive axle.

Counterweight: Found at the rear of the forklift, the counterweight balances the load being lifted at the front to prevent tipping. It can be integrated into the frame or attached separately.

Hydraulic System: Forklifts rely on hydraulics to operate lifting, tilting, and steering mechanisms. The hydraulic system includes a hydraulic pump, cylinders, hoses, valves, and a hydraulic fluid reservoir.

Steering Axle: The axle that supports the front wheels and allows the forklift to steer.

Mast: The mast is the vertical assembly that raises and lowers the load. It consists of interlocking rails or channels that guide the carriage and forks.

Lifting Mechanism: Typically hydraulic cylinders or chains and pulleys are used to raise and lower the mast and forks.

Operator Cab: Contains the controls for operating the forklift, including steering wheel, pedals, levers for lifting and tilting, and instrument panel.

Carriage: The carriage is mounted to the mast rails and holds the forks. It moves up and down the mast during lifting and lowering operations.

Power Source: Forklifts can be powered by various sources: Internal Combustion Engines: Such as diesel, gasoline, or LPG (liquid propane gas). Electric Motors: Powered by rechargeable batteries.

Tires: Forklifts can have different types of tires depending on their usage: Pneumatic Tires: Similar to those on trucks or cars, suitable for outdoor use on uneven terrain. Cushion Tires: Solid rubber tires suitable for indoor use on smooth surfaces.

Safety Features: Including lights, alarms, and possibly a roll cage or overhead guard to protect the operator.

FAQ

Are forklifts hard to learn?

From the outside, driving a forklift might look quite difficult, especially for first-timers. However, many now-certified forklift operators can tell you it's as easy to do as driving a car. However, that doesn't mean it can be taken lightly.

What is another name for a forklift?
A forklift (also called industrial truck, lift truck, jitney, hi-lo, fork truck, fork hoist, and forklift truck) is a powered industrial truck used to lift and move materials over short distances.
 

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Is a forklift harder to drive than a car?

You'll only navigate safely through a buy building or warehouse when you understand that a forklift is nowhere as responsive as a car. Forklifts have rear-wheel steering, which makes it difficult to stop swiftly. Remember, forklifts are heavy machinery, so they're precarious to drive.

What is the most common cause of a forklift accident?

The most common causes of rollover or tip-over accidents involve dangerous speeds, abrupt movements, and poorly balanced loads. To prevent forklift rollover accidents: Take corners slowly.

Are most forklifts manual or automatic?

There are forklifts that are manual and automatic and each has it's own advantages and disadvantages. Standard or manual forklifts are more affordable and more energy efficient.

What is the most serious forklift defect?

Forklift overturns are the leading cause of fatalities involving lift trucks. Overturns can be caused by: Improper turning.

What is the front of a forklift called?

MAST. The forklift mast is the raised vertical support that allows loads to be raised and lowered. For most forklifts, the mast is designed toward the front of a forklift and directly in the forklift operator's line of vision.

What industry uses forklifts most?

Forklifts are incredibly popular in the shipping industry, but they are also extensively used in warehouses and distribution centers. Warehouses and distribution facilities rely on forklifts to move materials efficiently and safely throughout the building.

What are the bad habits of forklifts?

Unfortunately, some operators soon deviate from best practice learned during forklift training and allow bad habits to creep in. Insecure or unstable loads, uneven weight distribution and overloading are all examples of how so-called 'shortcuts' can lead to lost loads and tip overs, with serious consequences.

What is something you should not do on a forklift?

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