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Three-Wheel All AC Powered N-Generation Forklift

By Mike Hanlon

22:00 April 2, 2006 PDT

Three-Wheel All AC Powered N-Generation Forklift

Three-Wheel All AC Powered N-Generation Forklift

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It seems there’s a strong move towards electrical power in forklift trucks and Mitsubishi gave this further momentum yesterday when it announced the introduction of its FB16NT-FB20NT series of 100 percent (AC) powered, three-wheel electric forklift trucks. The "all" AC powered N-Generation forklifts feature increased range of maneuverability an advanced Integrated Presence System and extended service intervals. Offering three models with capacities ranging from 3,000 to 4,500 lbs, the N-Generation offers a control system with modifiable performance settings controlling top travel speed, lifting speed, regenerative braking and auto regenerative braking. Torque and speed are controlled separately, allowing for optimum driving performance. The three-wheel design and hydrostatic steering provides increased maneuverability allowing operators to navigate areas with tight aisle spacing. In addition, the innovative AC drive system implements the latest in heat dissipation technology, assuring maximum performance while reducing battery consumption.

The forklift series all have interchangeable components and intelligent diagnostic software which can double the time planned between 500-hour service intervals, reducing downtime and hence increasing profitability.

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