Verify the supplied configuration
Request a model sheet, component list and available inspection records. Confirm the manufacturing or assembly responsibilities and the documents applicable to the ordered machine.
DIESEL HANDLING RANGE
Diesel Forklift
Compare diesel forklifts for the load, route and operating environment your customers actually have. Build a consistent K, H and HX model offer with clear mast, engine, tire and service details.
2–10 tModel capacity range
3,000 mmLift height in listed table
8diesel models
Proposed IDASION paint schemeUNDERSTAND THE EQUIPMENT
What is Diesel Forklift?
A diesel forklift uses an engine-powered truck and mast to lift and transport goods. Its permitted load depends on the load centre, lift height, attachment and supplied configuration; a nominal capacity alone does not qualify the customer's task.
SPECIFICATIONS & MODELS
Diesel Forklift at a glance.
Model references: K20 / K25 / K30 / K35 / K40 / H45 / HX50 / H100
| Item | Configuration / reference |
|---|---|
| Power | Diesel |
| Load centre | 500 mm; H100 lists 600 mm |
| Published engine references | QC490BPG / 4D35G / A498 / CA6110, by model |
| Configuration checks | Mast, engine, transmission, forks, tires and destination |
Compare Diesel Forklift models
| Specification | K20 | K25 | K30 | K35 | K40 | H45 | HX50 | H100 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rated capacity (kg) | 2000 | 2500 | 3000 | 3500 | 4000 | 4500 | 5000 | 10000 |
| Load centre (mm) | 500 | 500 | 500 | 500 | 500 | 500 | 500 | 600 |
| Published lift height (mm) | 3000 | 3000 | 3000 | 3000 | 3000 | 3000 | 3000 | 3000 |
| Engine model | QC490BPG | QC490BPG | QC490BPG | QC490BPG | QC490BPG | 4D35G | A498 | CA6110 |
| Length to fork face, forks excluded (mm) | 2595 | 2595 | 2750 | 2750 | 2820 | 3240 | 3100 | 4298 |
| Overall width (mm) | 1160 | 1160 | 1240 | 1240 | 1240 | 1480 | 1480 | 2250 |
| Turning radius, outside (mm) | 2480 | 2480 | 2600 | 2600 | 2650 | 3050 | 2990 | 3930 |
| Operating weight (kg) | 3260 | 3510 | 4100 | 4390 | 4550 | 6490 | 6010 | 12710 |
The listed capacities apply at the stated load centres. Confirm residual capacity, mast, attachment and engine specification for the actual order.
Confirm the exact model, options, destination requirements and delivered configuration in the written quotation. Family ranges describe different models, not simultaneous performance.
DEALER PROCUREMENT
Build the range around customer capacity and service needs.
Comparable quotations identify the mast and engine as well as the truck model. Keep a controlled configuration record for each dealer stock item.
Compare the landed package
Itemize the machine, options, attachments, packing, freight and destination preparation. Base your own stock and resale decisions on local demand and the complete cost.
Prepare parts and service
Agree model-specific manuals, parts identification, initial consumables and warranty procedures. Confirm the local service responsibilities and the process for technical enquiries.
HOW TO CHOOSE
Start with the working task.
Use the customer application, exact configuration and support plan to compare offers.
Start with the customer load
Record the heaviest load, dimensions, centre of gravity and stacking height. Check mast clearance and the capacity applicable to the ordered attachment.
Assess route and environment
Measure aisles, gateways, ramps and surfaces. Evaluate ventilation and the operating environment before selecting combustion-powered equipment.
Define the landed order
Fix engine, tires, transmission and included equipment. Add freight, local preparation, manuals and parts to the cost and service comparison.
COST & PROCUREMENT
Compare the complete order.
A useful offer explains both the equipment and the supply scope.
Configuration and price
Compare the exact model, power, working configuration and included items. Keep standard equipment and options separate in each quotation.
Packing and delivery scope
State the destination. Confirm transport dimensions, loading arrangements and the agreed quotation basis before comparing delivered costs.
Parts and long-term support
Request model-specific manuals, parts references, maintenance information and warranty responsibilities. Discuss your local service resources and repeat-order plan.
BUYER QUESTIONS
Answers before
the order.
Clarify the equipment and cooperation scope before placing an order.
Discuss Your RequirementsWhich diesel forklift models are listed?
The current source table lists K20, K25, K30, K35, K40, H45, HX50 and H100. Ask for the current model sheet and ordered configuration rather than assuming an older catalogue designation is interchangeable.
Is the H100 capacity based on the same load centre as smaller models?
No. The source lists a 600 mm load centre for H100 and 500 mm for the other displayed models. Match the actual load and attachment to the correct capacity information.
Does rated tonnage apply with every mast or attachment?
No. Required lift height, load centre, mast and attachment affect usable capacity. Supply those customer details and obtain the capacity information for the proposed configuration.
Is diesel suitable for indoor customer operations?
The operating environment, ventilation and applicable site requirements need assessment. Where indoor work is central, compare an appropriate electric configuration and its charging arrangements.
What should dealers compare beyond purchase price?
Compare the same mast, engine, tires and accessories, then include packing, freight, preparation, service parts and agreed warranty responsibilities. Resale economics depend on your local market and costs.
What support should be agreed before stocking?
Request maintenance documentation, component and parts identification, an initial consumable list and the warranty claim process. Clarify technical support contacts and local diagnosis and labor responsibilities.
CONTINUE YOUR RESEARCH
Product knowledge.
Long-term cooperation.
Use the buying guidance and distributor information to prepare your next discussion.
Diesel vs Electric Forklift: Compare the Complete Working Shift
Compare diesel and electric forklifts on the same load, mast, route and shift pattern. The useful choice depends on the working environment, available energy and service arrangements, while the commercial comparison includes the complete truck and its power package.
Read the GuideMachinery Sourcing for Dealers: Verify the Supply Behind the Price
A dealer sourcing decision needs a repeatable configuration, evidence of the supply source and a workable parts and order process. Compare those elements alongside the landed purchase scope before selecting equipment for your local range.
Read the GuideFROM REQUIREMENT TO PROPOSAL
A clear requirement.
A useful proposal.
Share the product, configuration, customer application and destination. These details help us discuss a useful B2B supply proposal.
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- Products, configurations and planned quantities
- Customer applications, parts support and schedule
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