M Series Industrial Diesel Counterbalanced Forklift 3Ton to 8Ton Heavy Duty Off-Road Forklift
Engineered to deliver high torque and relentless performance under extreme outdoor working conditions, the M Series Industrial Diesel Counterbalanced Forklift is built for heavy material handling across construction sites, lumber yards, stone processing plants, and port logistics. Ranging in rated capacity from 3.0 tons to 8.0 tons, the M Series combines industrial-grade diesel engine power with a low-center counterbalanced frame. It provides continuous operational endurance, high gradeability, and reliable lifting force where electric charging infrastructure is unavailable or full-shift outdoor operation is required.
M Series Industrial Diesel Counterbalanced Forklift 3Ton to 8Ton Heavy Duty Off-Road Forklift Specifications :
| Price | Contact us |
| Place of Origin | China |
| Min.Order Quantity | 1 |
| Payment Terms | OEM、ODM、OBM |
| Supply Ability | 1000 |
| Delivery Detail | one month |
M Series Industrial Diesel Counterbalanced Forklift 3Ton to 8Ton Heavy Duty Off-Road Forklift Detail Introduction :
Medium-Duty General Yard Handling (M30 / M35 / M38): Versatile outdoor workhorses covering load capacities from 3000 kg (M30), 3500 kg (M35), to 3800 kg (M38) with a uniform 500 mm load center distance. Designed with tight steering radii (2520 mm to 2580 mm) for agile loading along outdoor yard aisles.
Heavy-Duty Industrial Loading (M50 / M80): High-capacity combustion lifters engineered for heavy bulk materials. Featuring 5000 kg (M50) and 8000 kg (M80) capacities with extended turning radii (3250 mm and 3200 mm) and a 600 mm load center on the M80 model for handling oversized industrial pallets and heavy machinery parts.
| Model | Rated Lifting Capacity (kg) | Load Center Distance (mm) | Min. Turning Radius (mm) | Power Source |
| M30 | 3000 | 500 | 2520 | Diesel |
| M35 | 3500 | 500 | 2580 | Diesel |
| M38 | 3800 | 500 | 2580 | Diesel |
| M50 | 5000 | 500 | 3250 | Diesel |
| M80 | 8000 | 600 | 3200 | Diesel |
Engineering Highlights & Technical Features
High-Torque Diesel Engine Powertrain: Powered by heavy-duty diesel engines that deliver high low-end torque, offering excellent gradeability on unpaved slopes and fast acceleration under full loads.
Balanced Counterweight Chassis: Precision-engineered cast counterweight provides low vertical gravity, ensuring high stability when lifting heavy loads to full mast height.
All-Weather Structural Resilience: Built with heavy-duty structural steel frames, waterproof electrical connectors, and reinforced drive axles to withstand rain, dust, and mud.
Heavy-Duty Mast Visibility: Wide-view gantry layout allows operators clear forward vision of fork tips and pallet entry points, enhancing loading precision and safety.
Simplified Serviceability: Quick-release engine hood and centralized fluid inspection points allow easy access for routine oil, filter, and belt maintenance.
Primary Applications
Construction & Building Materials: Transporting concrete blocks, bricks, scaffolding, and steel rebar across rough job sites.
Timber Yards & Sawmills: Moving heavy lumber packs, timber logs, and wood packaging across unpaved yards.
Stone Quarries & Masonry Processing: Handling heavy granite blocks, stone slabs, and aggregate bags.
Outdoor Freight & Port Depots: Unloading freight containers and heavy crates in open storage facilities.
Why Choose the M Series?
Continuous Full-Shift Operation: Instant refueling capability eliminates charging downtime, enabling non-stop 24/7 multi-shift operations.
Rugged Heavy-Duty Reliability: Engineered with field-tested diesel engines and high-durability mechanical drivetrains built for long service lives.
Direct Factory Supply: Built and tested under strict manufacturing standards direct from the production facility.
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