5 tons, 15 meters, zero compromises: the new loader is heading to Daugavpils
03.08.2026 - 18:12
An enterprise from Daugavpils, Latvia, will receive by the end of the year an electric multi-directional forklift with a load capacity of 5 tons, capable of lifting extra-long (up to 15 meters) and heavy loads to a height of up to 5 meters.
The equipment is designed for operation in extremely narrow aisles: the side stacking aisle width does not exceed 2750 mm, and patented technology ensures precise straight-line movement even over long distances. During sideways travel at full speed and maximum load, service and parking brakes are provided, as well as an emergency braking system that maintains chassis stability.
This solution is the result of the work of Italian Machinery Association, which finds and supplies equipment tailored to the tasks of any production. Leave a request — we will select the optimal equipment specifically for you.
This solution is the result of the work of Italian Machinery Association, which finds and supplies equipment tailored to the tasks of any production. Leave a request — we will select the optimal equipment specifically for you.
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