Kahveltõstukid

Kahveltõstukid, also known as forklifts, are industrial trucks used to lift and move materials over short distances. They are essential equipment in warehouses, factories, construction sites, and retail distribution centers. The primary function of a kahveltõstuk is to transport heavy loads efficiently and safely.

The most common type of kahveltõstuk features a mast with forks that extend forward from the base. These forks are designed to slide under pallets, allowing the operator to lift and transport them. Kahveltõstukid come in various configurations and sizes, powered by different energy sources such as internal combustion engines (fueled by propane, gasoline, or diesel) or electric batteries. Electric kahveltõstukid are generally preferred for indoor use due to their zero emissions, while internal combustion models are often used for outdoor applications where more power is needed.

Operation of a kahveltõstuk requires specialized training and certification. Operators must be aware of weight limits, load stability, and operating procedures to prevent accidents and damage. Safety features include overhead guards, seatbelts, and warning lights. The design of a kahveltõstuk allows for maneuverability in tight spaces, making them indispensable for optimizing material handling processes and improving workplace productivity. Regular maintenance is crucial to ensure the safe and reliable operation of these machines.