Rapid reach trucks go the extra aisle December 1st 2007 Nissan's reach truck range now
extends from 1.4 to 2.5 tonne
capacity, with three-stage masts
lifting to 10.8 metres and tilting
carriages to increase load safety. With,
claims Nissan, the fastest acceleration
in their class, the range is available in
cold store, narrow aisle and three and
four directional versions.
Emphasis with the 1.4 to 2.0t UNS
and USS (narrow aisle) models is on
operator comfort for maximum
productivity, so the driver's
workplace has been designed
especially to reduce unnecessary
movement and strain.
Full servo fingertip controls have
are employed for pinpoint lifting and
stacking accuracy and are operated
with a gentle rearward movement.
The mini-steering wheel is also servo
assisted and mounted on a 'floating'
arm rest to ensure that all hand
movements are completely supported.
For the best view of the load at
high lift heights, the seat's built-in
tilt function responds directly to
pressure from the operator to an
angle of 15°.
Acceleration of the range is 0-
10km per hour in 2.5 seconds, but
all models are completely
programmable according to operator
competence and the type of load to
be transported.
Access through a PIN code system
enables a truck to be operated by up
to 350 drivers. In addition to presetting
the system according to each
individual's level of skill, the PIN can
also be used to track utilisation,
responsibility for damage and to
allocate costs according to
departmental use.
Energy saving AC technology gives
the range a sustained operating
cycle, with features such as
regenerative braking used to
replenish the battery.
Frozen and refrigerated versions
of the reach truck are also available.
The versatile UFS four-way reach
truck (2.0 and 2.5 tonnes) lifts to
nine metres and incorporates a
hydraulic fork spreader for different
load widths.
For narrow aisle work, the three
directional URF (1.25 and 1.5
tonnes) features three-stage masts
with Freelift to 5.7 metres. A full
range of options includes cold and
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