Linde - Linde Electric Pump Truck

Applications & Use Cases

• Moving palletised goods within warehouses and distribution centres.
• Loading and unloading lorries and vans in logistics operations.
• Transporting stock in retail backrooms and storage areas.
• Handling materials in light industrial settings and workshops.

Typical Specifications

Typical capacity

For this class of equipment, capacities commonly range from 1,500 kg to 2,000 kg.

Power supply

Units of this type typically operate on 24V DC battery power.

Lift height

Electric pump trucks are designed for ground-level movement, offering a small lift height typically sufficient to clear pallets from the floor (around 100-120 mm).

Fork length

Common fork lengths for standard UK and Euro pallets are typically around 1,150 mm.

Turning radius

These units are designed for manoeuvrability, typically featuring a compact turning radius suitable for confined spaces.

Operator type

This model is typically a pedestrian-operated unit, meaning the operator walks in front or alongside the truck.

Frequently Asked Questions

• What is the difference between an electric pump truck and a forklift?

  An electric pump truck, also known as a powered pallet truck, is designed for horizontal movement of palletised goods at ground level. A forklift, conversely, is capable of lifting loads to significant heights for stacking and racking.

• What kind of maintenance does a Linde MT15C typically require?

• Is specific training required to operate an electric pump truck?

• Can this unit be used outdoors?

• What is meant by 'Sold as Seen'?