Introduction to Industrial Vehicles

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Industrial vehicles are an important branch of engineering machinery and a crucial piece of equipment in the logistics industry. They are handling, warehousing, and loading/unloading machinery powered by internal combustion engines, battery motors, or liquefied gas internal combustion engines.

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They are commonly used in ports, railway stations, freight yards, workshops, warehouses, oil fields, and airports. They can operate inside ships and containers and are also widely used in military, special explosion-proof, and off-road operations. They can be equipped with various tools to expand their application range. With the continuous development, promotion, and application of logistics technology, and the continuous improvement of national industrialization levels, the application range of industrial vehicles will continue to expand, becoming one of the most produced and widely available types of loading, unloading, warehousing, and handling machinery.

Industrial vehicles refer to power-driven motor vehicles used for handling, pushing, towing, lifting, stacking, or palletizing various goods. They include forklifts: reach trucks, straddle forklifts, counterbalance forklifts, straddle carriers, and side forklifts; and single-bucket loaders: tractors, trailers, and chassis vehicles.

Their characteristic is that they are wheeled, trackless chassis equipped with lifting, conveying, towing, or load-bearing devices for mobile operations.