Electric and IC forklift trucks built for continuous shift work, engineered in-house,
tested to full load, and supported by a parts network that keeps your fleet moving.
Four stages, the same four every time, from the first load chart to the
spare part you order eight years later.
01
Specify
Send us the load chart, aisle width and shift pattern. An application engineer confirms mast height, tyre type and battery or engine package before anything is quoted.
02
Build
Frames, masts and counterweights are fabricated in-house. Every truck is torque-checked, hydraulically tested and run at full rated load before it leaves the line.
03
Deliver
Trucks ship crated or containerised with the operator manual, load chart and spare-parts list for the exact build you received, not a generic model catalogue.
04
Support
Wear parts stay in stock for the life of the model. Field service and remote diagnostics keep a fleet available instead of waiting on a container.
Inside the build
Every truck earns its serial number
Frame, mast, hydraulics, drive. These are the stages a machine passes
before it is allowed onto a customer's floor.
FrameWelded and stress-relieved
MastChannel alignment checked at full lift
HydraulicsPressure tested and drift-timed
ReleaseLoad chart matched to the serial number
Where they work
Specified for the site, not the showroom
The same chassis is built four different ways depending on what it has to survive.
Distribution centres
High throughput, narrow aisles and long shifts. Lithium packs with opportunity charging keep trucks on the floor instead of in the charge bay.
Cold storage
Sealed connectors, heated displays and condensation-resistant wiring for continuous work at sub-zero temperatures.
Manufacturing
Line-side feeding and finished-goods handling with attachments matched to your unit load, from clamps to rotators.
Ports and yards
Pneumatic tyres, full-suspension seats and sealed brakes for uneven outdoor surfaces and heavy container work.
What you get
Four commitments that survive the sale
01
Application check
Load, lift height, aisle width and duty cycle reviewed before a model is proposed.
02
Full-load testing
Every truck runs at rated capacity on the test bay, with the results filed against its serial number.
03
Documented delivery
Load chart, manual and parts list matched to the exact build, in the language of the destination.
04
Parts for the life
Wear parts held in stock for as long as the model is in service, not until the next catalogue.
