Interpretation der Kernparameter eines 2-Tonnen-Lithium-Batterie-Gabelstaplers: Beschreibung der Nennlast und Hubhöhe

2026-06-24

Interpretation der Kernparameter eines 2-Tonnen-Lithium-Batterie-Gabelstaplers: Beschreibung der Nennlast und Hubhöhe(Figur1)

Bei Kurzstreckenumschlägen in leichten Lagern, Fertigungswerkstätten usw. sind 2-Tonnen-Elektrostapler aufgrund der geringen Belastung, der hohen Lithium-Ionen-Antriebseffizienz und der bequemen Wartung weit verbreitet. Für Benutzer, die bereit sind, solche Geräte zu kaufen oder zu verwenden, sind die Nennlast und die Hubhöhe die wichtigsten praktischen Parameter, und ihre Bedeutung und Anforderungen müssen genau verstanden werden.

Lassen Sie uns zunächst über die Nennlast sprechen. Die Bewertung ist hier nicht die vorübergehende Belastungsgrenze, die das Gerät aushalten kann, sondern bezieht sich auf die maximale Sicherheitsqualität, die das Fahrzeug reibungslos handhaben und stapeln kann, wenn sich die Gabel in einem horizontalen Standardabstand befindet und der Lastschwerpunktabstand auf einen bestimmten Wert festgelegt ist. Der Standard-Lastschwerpunktabstand eines 2-Tonnen-Lithiumstaplers beträgt in der Regel 500 mm oder 600 mm. Einzelheiten können Sie auf dem Typenschild des Geräts nachlesen.

Es gibt drei Hauptfaktoren, die sich auf die Nennlast auswirken. Erstens, die Position der Lastplatzierung. Wenn der Schwerpunkt der Ladung weiter vom Lastschwerpunkt entfernt ist, nimmt die tatsächliche Tragfähigkeit des Fahrzeugs proportional ab. Überschreitet der Schwerpunkt beispielsweise den Standardschwerpunktabstand von 100 mm, kann die Last um etwa ein Fünftel reduziert werden. Zweitens, der Fahrzustand des Fahrzeugs, unter Bedingungen wie bergab und scharfe Kurven, sollte die Tragfähigkeit aus Sicherheitsgründen angemessen reduziert werden. Drittens, der Batteriezustand, obwohl die Energiestabilität von Lithiumbatterien hoch ist, kann das Steuersystem bei extrem niedriger Leistung die Hub- oder Antriebskraft begrenzen, was sich indirekt auf die normale Handhabung der Nennlast auswirkt. Durch die Verwendung von Zeitpunkten wird sichergestellt, dass der Schwerpunkt der Waren innerhalb des Standardbereichs kontrolliert wird, um Überlastung oder Teilbelastung zu vermeiden, was nicht nur die Tragfähigkeit verringert, sondern auch zu Sicherheitsproblemen wie Überschlag und Gabelverformung führen kann.

Lassen Sie uns als nächstes über die Hubhöhe sprechen. Hier konzentrieren wir uns hauptsächlich auf zwei gängige Indikatoren, zum einen die freie Hubhöhe und zum anderen die maximale Hubhöhe. Die freie Hubhöhe bezieht sich auf die Höhe, die die Gabel beim Anheben vom Boden erreichen kann, und die Gesamthöhe des Türrahmens bleibt unverändert. Dieser Indikator ist sehr wichtig, wenn Sie in niedrigen Räumen wie Containern und niedrigen Fabriken arbeiten. Die maximale Hubhöhe bezieht sich auf den vertikalen Abstand, wenn die Gabel sanft vom horizontalen Zustand des Bodens in die höchste Position angehoben wird, was eine wichtige Referenz beim Stapeln ist.

Die übliche 2-Tonnen-Lithium-Gabelstapler-Freihubhöhe liegt im Allgemeinen zwischen 150 mm und 500 mm, und die maximale Hubhöhe kann je nach Benutzerwunsch nach verschiedenen Konfigurationen ausgewählt werden. Die üblichen sind 3 Meter, 4 Meter, 4,5 Meter, 5 Meter usw. Im Allgemeinen sind etwa 3 Meter für gewöhnliche Lagerregale geeignet, und mehr als 4 Meter müssen mit höheren Regalen kombiniert werden, um auszuwählen.

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