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Doosan Large Capacity Forklifts

Doosan Large Capacity Forklifts

In today's manufacturing and construction industries, the forklift is a vital tool. The companies which utilize forklifts will understand their significance, their functional needs, and the safety concerns involved in forklift operation. Forklifts are a good investment which can increase efficiency and productivity in the workplace.

Significance
The lift truck provides an efficient and effective way to transport goods and products. These modern equipment move a large range of heavy goods in all kinds of settings. Forklifts are used to transport objects that are bulky and heavy which would otherwise need to be moved by hand in smaller units.

Function
The racks of the lift truck can normally reach as high as 9 to 12 meters allowing for the efficient use of maximum storage capacity in many retail or warehouse stores. The forks move up and down by a telescopic hydraulic cylinder on the lift truck mast. Various sets of hydraulic cylinders are utilized to tilt the mast and shift it to the side, for positioning. A telescopic hydraulic cylinder is an attachment that allows an even higher lift utilizing a hydraulic cylinder system that works a lot similar to a telescope. Each section slides inside the other similar to sections of a telescope.

Features
Separate levers control the up and down, side shift and tilt. To lift the forks, the driver pulls back on the down and up lever. To lower the forks, the operator pushes the lever forward. Tilt the load back by pulling back the lever, push it forward to tilt the load forward. The side shift lever controls the forks left and right movement. Not like cars, forklifts steer from the rear tires. This allows the lift truck to turn in a really small radius. The transmission reverse and forward controls are found on the steering column.

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