A Series Compact Lithium Electric Forklift 0.5Ton to 5Ton Battery Powered Forklift for Warehouse
Designed specifically for modern indoor warehousing, narrow-aisle logistics, and high-density material distribution, the A Series Compact Lithium Electric Forklift brings together compact maneuverability with high-efficiency lithium battery technology. Covering load capacities from 0.5 tons up to 5.0 tons, the A Series offers a zero-emission, low-noise alternative to conventional fuel forklifts, helping warehouse operators maximize aisle space utilization and streamline daily pallet racking operations.
A Series Compact Lithium Electric Forklift 0.5Ton to 5Ton Battery Powered Forklift for Warehouse Specifications :
| Price | Contact us |
| Place of Origin | China |
| Min.Order Quantity | 1 |
| Payment Terms | OEM、ODM、OBM |
| Supply Ability | 1000 |
| Delivery Detail | one month |
A Series Compact Lithium Electric Forklift 0.5Ton to 5Ton Battery Powered Forklift for Warehouse Detail Introduction :
Micro & Light Duty (A05 / A10): Engineered for light material movement, small storage facilities, and tight elevators. The A05 (500 kg capacity, 1285 mm turning radius) and A10 (1000 kg capacity, 1450 mm turning radius) deliver agile, ultra-compact handling.
Standard Warehouse Operations (A15 / A18 / A18S): Mid-range workhorses for standard pallet stacking. The A15 (1500 kg capacity) and A18 / A18S (1800 kg capacity) combine an 1800 mm / 1760 mm turning radius with steady 500 mm load centers.
Medium-to-Heavy Logistics (A30 / A35 / A50): Heavy-capacity electric lifting for factory floors and distribution hubs. Offering 3000 kg (A30), 3500 kg (A35), and 5000 kg (A50) capacities, these models feature stable chassis engineering for high-lift pallet management.
| Model | Rated Lifting Capacity (kg) | Load Center Distance (mm) | Min. Turning Radius (mm) | Power Source |
| A05 | 500 | 400 | 1285 | Lithium Battery |
| A10 | 1000 | 400 | 1450 | Lithium Battery |
| A15 | 1500 | 500 | 1800 | Lithium Battery |
| A18 | 1800 | 500 | 1800 | Lithium Battery |
| A18S | 1800 | 500 | 1760 | Lithium Battery |
| A30 | 3000 | 500 | 2330 | Lithium Battery |
| A35 | 3500 | 500 | 2330 | Lithium Battery |
| A50 | 5000 | 500 | 2740 | Lithium Battery |
Technical Advantage & Performance Features
Compact Turning Radius: Engineered with tight steering geometry (turning radius starting as low as 1285 mm on micro models) to operate effortlessly in narrow warehouse aisles.
Fast-Charging Lithium Power: Advanced lithium-ion battery integration eliminates fluid maintenance and supports opportunity charging during shift breaks, minimizing downtime.
Precision Load Handling: Standard 400 mm to 500 mm load center distances ensure stable gravity distribution across various pallet sizes during high lifting.
Zero Fume & Whispering Quiet Drive: Pure electric motor drive creates a clean, quiet working environment inside food-grade, pharmaceutical, or general storage warehouses.
Operator Ergonomics: Low step-in height, responsive power steering, clear-view mast, and intuitive control panel reduce driver fatigue over long shifts.
Primary Applications
E-Commerce & Retail Distribution: Moving boxed freight and mixed pallets inside high-bay logistics centers.
Cold Storage & Food Warehousing: Zero-emission operation suitable for temperature-controlled food handling environments.
Manufacturing Facilities: Transporting raw materials, parts containers, and finished goods along production lines.
Pharmaceutical & Clean Room Warehousing: Contamination-free material stacking compliant with strict indoor air quality standards.
Value Proposition
Space Optimization: Compact machine dimensions allow warehouses to narrow their storage aisles and increase total rack storage capacity.
Reduced Operating Expenditure: Electric powertrain eliminates oil changes, spark plugs, and fuel filters, cutting routine maintenance expenses by up to 70%.
Factory Direct Reliability: Built on high-strength chassis frames with proven electrical control systems direct from the manufacturer.
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