Inox electric high lift pallet truck kg 1000 TMS-80E lifting 800 mm

The inox electric high lift pallet truck TMS-80E is perfect for supporting intensive workloads in production departments or to relieve the operator's effort in warehouses, in sectors such as the agri-food, pharmaceutical or chemical sectors thanks to the materials with which it is produced and the quality. constructive. In fact, the pallet truck is produced in all its parts in AISI 304 stainless steel, which makes it suitable for working in humid or corrosive environments, anti-scratch, non-stick for dirt so as to counteract the spread of germs and bacteria.

The electric high lift pallet truck is available for the food and pharmaceutical sectors with a sandblasted finish. The standard equipment also includes stainless steel treatment with a 70-110 microns glass microspheres finish. In addition, the model for the pharmaceutical sector can alternatively also be purchased in a version with a polished satin finish suitable for cleanroom operation.

At the base of the handling of the stainless steel high lift pallet truck there is a 12V 75Ah monobloc gel battery connected to an integrated on-board battery charger. For recharging, the pallet truck is equipped with a cable with a Shuko socket for connection to the normal electrical network. The suggested current is 15A at first and it will take about 20 hours for a full charge.

The guide wheels and rollers are made of nylon and covered with polyurethane, thus ensuring non-slip and non-marking properties. To increase stability, the high lift pallet truck is equipped with side rollers that touch the ground as soon as the forks are lifted to give greater stability to the load and more safety for the operator.

The high lift pallet truck produced by Italiana Carrelli with the Bada brand complies with the food sector standards EN 1672-1 and EN 1672-2, and with the pharmaceutical and cleanroom standards EN 14644-1: 2006 and EN 14644-2: 2006, in addition to be CE certified according to the Machinery Standard 2006/42 / EC.