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Orange, silver and green!
February 13th 2008

Still is celebrating success in the Environment category of the FLTA Awards with a win for its RX70, which is claimed to be the the cleanest and most fuel-efficient fork lift truck on the market thanks to its hybrid drive technology.

The drive system on the RX 70 consists of an internal combustion engine driving a generator, an intelligent control unit and an electric motor. The power is transmitted by magnetic force, which requires no contactors and is, therefore, friction- and wear-free. This results in reduced fuel and servicing costs.

Available in 2.2, 2.5. 3.0 and 3.5t capacities, powered by diesel or LPG, the RX 70 has been designed for work in arduous applications, coping with cold, wet, dirty and corrosive conditions. Overall versatility is also enhanced by the range's ergonomic and compact construction.

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