Broader pallet access
Rear counterweight balances the load without support legs extending beneath it. This helps with mixed pallet designs and direct pickup, subject to fork openings, entry direction and the configured lifting capacity.
LETENG manufactures electric counterbalance forklifts in China, with a published range from 1.2 to 7 tonnes. Compare lithium or lead-acid batteries, mast options and attachments, then confirm the configuration for your loads, working space and market.
Choose a capacity range to begin. Then confirm the load centre, lifting height and attachment combination. A nominal tonnage is a starting point, not the capacity of every lift.
Availability, dimensions and rated capacity must be confirmed for the selected model. Images show representative configurations and are not a specification sheet.
Electric power and counterbalance construction solve different parts of the handling task. Understand both before comparing model names.
Rear counterweight balances the load without support legs extending beneath it. This helps with mixed pallet designs and direct pickup, subject to fork openings, entry direction and the configured lifting capacity.
Mast tilt helps set the fork angle for pickup and placement. A suitable side shift can make lateral alignment easier. Specify attachments before checking capacity: their weight and load offset matter.
Battery operation produces no tailpipe exhaust at the truck and avoids engine idling during stops. Match the battery and charging plan to the shift; site ventilation and battery-handling requirements still need attention.
The best configuration is the one that fits the complete cycle—from the first pallet to the next charge.
Compare lithium and lead-acid options for the selected model. Provide operating hours, break periods and available electrical supply. Confirm the matching charger, charging time and battery care requirements before ordering.
Specify both the highest placement and the lowest doorway. Ask for lowered mast height, full lift height and free lift where needed, rather than choosing a mast by maximum height alone.
Discuss visibility, entry and exit, seat layout and weather protection for the route. An enclosed cab is a configuration choice; confirm its height, ventilation and suitability for the working environment.
A quotation should make the configuration clear. Ask which features are standard, which are optional and which depend on the model.
Confirm the battery, charger, mast, fork dimensions, tyres and attachments together. This keeps different quotations comparable.
Discuss routine checks and replacement parts for the proposed configuration. For a fleet, agree on the parts to keep locally and the information needed to identify them.
For an electric forklift order, agree the battery and charger, mast dimensions, forks and attachments as one specification. Provide your charging supply and operating schedule, then review capacity at the required height. Distributor projects can include approved brand artwork and a model-specific spare-parts list.
Share load weight and dimensions, lift height, pallet design and the working route.
Review the model, battery, charger, mast, attachments and any private-label requirements.
Review an itemised specification covering the truck, battery, charger, mast and attachments. Agree the inspection evidence and documents required for your destination, then confirm lead time against that specification. Record any configuration change before approving dispatch.
Confirm packing, the named delivery point and which freight charges are included. Agree warranty scope, the service contact and a model-specific spare-parts list in writing. Distributor orders should identify the configuration and parts needed for each model.
Capacity, battery and pallet questions to resolve before comparing quotations.
The current range shown on this website covers nominal capacities from 1.2 to 7 tonnes. Confirm availability and the permitted capacity at your load centre and required lift height for the selected truck, mast and attachments.
Battery options depend on the model and configuration. Share your working hours, charging opportunities and destination electrical supply so the battery and charger can be discussed together. Confirm operating and care requirements in the final specification.
It offers broader pallet compatibility because there are no front support legs beneath the lifting forks. Compatibility still depends on pallet openings, entry direction, fork dimensions, load position and lifting capacity. Send photographs and dimensions of all pallet types you use.
Selected mast, attachment and cab options can be discussed before quotation. Confirm availability on the chosen model and check how the complete configuration affects capacity, visibility and overall dimensions.
Compare the same load requirement and complete configuration, not just the nominal tonnage or headline price. Ask each supplier to identify the battery voltage, capacity and chemistry; charger and input supply; mast and lifting height; forks and attachments; and capacity information for that combination. Check whether packing, freight and optional equipment are included, and confirm the currency, quotation validity and named delivery point.
Agree the model and configuration, quantity, payment schedule, production lead time and delivery terms in the order documents. Specify the inspection records, manuals and destination documents you need, and ask LETENG to confirm availability for the actual machine. Set out warranty coverage, exclusions, spare-parts arrangements and the support contact before payment. A document or promise for a different model is not confirmation for your order.
Yes. Branding, appearance and selected configuration requirements can be discussed for distributor and importer projects. Provide the target market, expected quantity and branding requirements so the scope can be confirmed.
Send the details of the job. We will help you review a suitable truck and configuration.