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1. Match Load Capacity with Actual Cargo Weight

First, confirm the maximum weight of the goods you usually handle, and select a model with a rated load capacity that covers this weight. Note that when the truck is equipped with a side-shifter, its load capacity will be reduced by 100kg, with a rated load center distance of 500mm . Avoid choosing a model with insufficient load capacity (which may cause safety risks) or excessive capacity (which leads to cost waste).

2. Align Lift Height with Storage Rack Height

Select the truck’s mast lift height according to the height of your storage racks to meet the requirement of lifting goods to the target layer. At the same time, the free lift height should also be considered to ensure smooth operation in spaces with height restrictions.

3. Turning Radius and Dimensions to Warehouse Space

Ensure it can pass through narrow passages and fit into limited parking spaces.

4. Choose Battery Configuration Based on Working Shifts

The side-pull battery design is suitable for multi-shift working occasions, and the standard roller trolley allows for easy battery replacement, to avoid frequent charging interruptions. 

5. Consider Special Functional Needs

Load stability: If your goods are easy to tip over (e.g., irregularly shaped items), ensure the model is equipped with the standard fork tilting (up/down) function, which can prevent goods from tipping and improve load-carrying safety .

Maintenance and efficiency: Prioritize models with a full AC drive system, as they are small in size, lightweight, efficient, and require no regular maintenance or carbon-brush replacement—this reduces long-term maintenance costs and downtime .

Braking safety: Confirm that the model is equipped with electromagnetic service brakes, which provide responsive braking and enhance operational safety, especially in busy working environments.