X Series 3-Wheel Mini Lithium Forklift
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The Hangcha X Series 3-Wheel Mini is a compact electric counterbalanced forklift offering a 600kg to 1,000kg load capacity, featuring a built-in charger and an ultra-tight turning radius engineered for floor-to-floor transit and elevator operations.
Breaking traditional forklift dimensions with its smart concept design, the Hangcha X Series 3-Wheel Mini Lithium Forklift is the perfect agile mover for narrow warehouse corridors and multi-story workshops. Thanks to its lightweight chassis, it enters and exits cargo elevators with safety. The vehicle-mounted built-in charger allows operators to charge the battery from any standard wall outlet, bypassing the need for dedicated, high-cost external charging stations.
Key Features
- Onboard Charger: Permits simple battery charging from any standard wall plug socket, bypassing external stands.
- 3-Wheel Pivot Turn: Maximizes storage space economy by spinning inside confined storage aisles.
- Elevator-Friendly Weight: Light structure optimized for multi-level buildings and low floor capacity limits.
- Comfort Workspace: Generous driving seat and ergonomic leg layout despite the micro vehicle frame.
Where is the X Series 3-Wheel Mini Lithium Forklift typically deployed?
The X 3-Wheel Mini is deployed in multi-story workshops, retail backrooms, and supermarkets. Its lightweight frame and tight turning circle allow it to ride inside cargo elevators, transporting loads between different factory levels without exceeding structural floor weight restrictions.
Technical Specifications
| Load Capacity | 600~1,000kg |
| Lift Height | 0~4,500mm |
| Drive Type | Li-Ion (Built-In) |
Engineered with a weight-optimized chassis to satisfy strict floor-loading metrics, the X Mini complies with CE safety rules. Workshop staging leads note: "The inclusion of an onboard charger and a compact 3-wheel chassis on the X Mini enables zero-emission pallet runs across multiple factory floors using standard elevators."
