Used Forklift Trucks

Economical: Used forklifts are usually less expensive than new forklifts, which makes them ideal for businesses or individuals on a budget. By purchasing used forklifts, users can save money without sacrificing performance.

Versatile options: The used forklift market covers a wide range of models and sizes, from miniature to heavy-duty, and from internal combustion engines to electric. This allows users to choose the most suitable forklift for their specific needs.

Environmental considerations: Used forklift trucks are a sustainable option for businesses and individuals who are increasingly environmentally conscious. By purchasing and using used forklifts, they can reduce the need for new resources, lower energy consumption and reduce waste generation.

Usually Fuel Forklifts: These forklifts are powered by an internal combustion engine and use fuels such as diesel, petrol or compressed natural gas. They are usually suitable for use outdoors, in production plants or other places where exhaust and noise requirements are not high. Load capacities usually range from 1.2 to 8.0 tonnes.

Extra-heavy duty electric forklift trucks: These forklift trucks are mainly used for carrying heavier loads, such as outdoor work in harbours, steel and other areas. Their carrying capacity is usually between 10.0 and 52.0 tonnes.

Marine Container Electric Forklift Trucks: Designed for handling marine containers, they are suitable for use in ports, logistics centres and other locations. They usually have high stability and load capacity to suit the size and weight of the container.

Side electric forklift trucks: These forklift trucks have the ability to pick up loads from the side, and are particularly suitable for handling long loads, such as wooden planks and construction steel. They usually have a load capacity of between 3.0 and 6.0 tonnes.

Used Rough Terrain Forklifts: Rough terrain forklifts usually have high off-road capability and adaptability to work in complex terrain and harsh weather conditions. They are divided into two categories: micro and small, with body lengths and widths of 2.5-3.5 metres and 1.2-1.6 metres (micro), and 3.5-4.5 metres and 1.4-1.8 metres (small), respectively.