Manufacturing workshop forklift selection: BYD LECB18S lithium battery model adaptation scene introduction

Manufacturing workshop operation scenarios are complex, and forklift truck selection needs to take into account multi-dimensional requirements such as space utilization, operation efficiency, and environmental adaptation. The operation characteristics of different workshops vary greatly, and corresponding types of forklifts need to be matched to improve production turnover efficiency and reduce operating costs. Compared with traditional internal combustion forklifts, lithium-electric forklifts have the characteristics of no exhaust emissions, low noise, and simple daily maintenance, which better meets the needs of the working environment in the manufacturing workshop. No additional exhaust gas treatment equipment is required, and they can also operate safely in confined spaces, becoming one of the mainstream selection directions for operations in the workshop. The rated load of the 1.8-ton lithium forklift is moderate, the maneuverability is excellent, and it is suitable for a variety of manufacturing workshop scenarios: first, the small-piece dense storage area, the narrow channel in this type of area, the flexible steering radius can improve the space utilization rate, and it is suitable for the short-distance and high-frequency handling of small-piece materials; second, the precision parts processing workshop, the characteristics of low noise and no exhaust gas will not interfere with the production environment, and also avoid the impact of fuel leakage on parts; third, the turnaround operation next to the production line, the lithium battery characteristic that supports rapid replenishment can be charged briefly in the production gap to meet the high-frequency material transfer needs; fourth, the room temperature storage operation area, the stable battery life performance can support a single day multi-shift operation, no need to frequently replenish energy, fit the workshop high The rhythm of intense work.