Electric forklifts
Battery-powered trucks for pallet movement, rack handling and loading tasks. Match nominal capacity with the actual load centre, lift height and charging plan.
Explore electric forklifts →Electric forklifts, diesel forklifts and electric stackers—supported by configuration discussions, export preparation and parts cooperation for your market.
Sourcing several equipment types from China? Start with the handling tasks, quantities and destination, then separate the specification for each model. Compare electric counterbalance forklifts, diesel forklifts and fork-over stackers below; pallet access, working surfaces and the charging or refuelling plan determine which range to investigate.
Battery-powered trucks for pallet movement, rack handling and loading tasks. Match nominal capacity with the actual load centre, lift height and charging plan.
Explore electric forklifts →Discuss diesel configurations for suitable yard and loading applications. Confirm engine specification, local emissions requirements, surface conditions and service arrangements.
Explore diesel forklifts →Compact equipment for compatible pallets and indoor stacking routes. Check support-leg clearance, pallet entry and remaining capacity at the required height.
Explore electric stackers →A finished truck should reflect an agreed specification—not a collection of assumptions.
For an initial order or a repeat batch, use one approved specification covering the model, mast, forks, battery and charger, attachments and brand artwork. Agree the inspection records, packing requirements and destination documents before production. This gives your purchasing and receiving teams the same checklist for comparing the quotation with the delivered machines.
Ask for an itemised configuration: model, rated capacity, mast and lift height, fork dimensions, tyres and attachments. For electric equipment, include the battery and charger specifications. Identify standard equipment and priced options separately.
Agree the inspection scope before production. Before dispatch, compare the machine identification and fitted equipment with the approved specification, and review the agreed photos, test records and packing list. Confirm which product documents apply to the ordered model.
Appearance matters. So do the mast, attachments, operator layout and parts that must be serviced after delivery. Use the configuration discussion to make those details visible.
Check lift height, lowered height, fork dimensions and the attachment arrangement.
Confirm the engine specification or battery and charger combination for the destination.
Request the conformity documents required for the selected model and target market.
Agree parts identification, recommended spares and the scope of technical support.
Export planning starts before the truck reaches the container. Dimensions, packaging, battery details and destination requirements can affect how an order is prepared.
Confirm protective wrapping, any crating requirements and the loading arrangement for the selected machines.
Review the packing list and agreed commercial and product documents. Confirm any destination-specific requirements before dispatch.
For a distributor, plan parts and technical communication alongside the first order. For an end user, identify the maintenance and service information needed locally.
A successful first order should give both teams a clear basis for the next one. Discuss branding and configuration alongside the information your customers will need.
Provide target country, buyer type, expected quantity and the applications you intend to serve. Include relevant local product requirements.
Agree brand artwork, selected appearance options and configuration availability. Separate standard equipment from requested options in the quotation.
Keep a dated specification for each model, including approved brand artwork, mast, battery, charger and attachments. Use machine serial numbers and component references when requesting spares. Review any proposed configuration change before confirming a repeat order.
Practical questions for sourcing, specification and long-term cooperation.
The current range includes electric counterbalance forklifts, diesel forklifts and electric stackers. Final model availability and configuration depend on the application, order requirements and destination market.
Branding, selected appearance options and configuration requirements can be discussed for distributor and importer projects. Provide your target market, quantity and requirements so the available scope can be confirmed.
Start with the maximum load and its dimensions, lift height, pallet design, aisle and doorway clearances, route conditions and daily working pattern. The proposed model, mast and attachments should then be checked against the required lifting capacity.
Relevant conformity documents can be confirmed for applicable models and destination markets. Ask for the exact documents covering the selected machine and specification; requirements should be reviewed before the order is finalised.
Confirm the final specification, quantity, packing and loading arrangement, agreed inspection information, required documents and destination. Discuss lead time and shipment terms against the actual order rather than assuming one schedule applies to every configuration.
Parts supply and technical communication are available after delivery. Confirm service scope and any recommended local spares with the order. Model, serial and component information help identify the correct replacement parts.
Tell us what you need to handle and where the equipment will work. LETENG can help you discuss a suitable supply plan.