Logimat 2022
Hubtex's flexible transportation in narrow aisles
Steer smoothly in all directions with the joystick - the MaxX from Hubtex is designed to bring agility to the warehouse.
The patented HX 360 degree steering system from Hubtex is the core feature of the electric multidirectional forklift truck. Hubtex is now giving the popular movement talent a facelift with optimized equipment and shorter delivery times. In 2022, Hubtex has now revised the level compensation, modified both the cabs and the masts and incorporated a facelift as part of a model upgrade. MaxX is available in several variants: with a load capacity of 3,000 kg and a 48-volt drive or with a load capacity of 4,500 kg and a 48-volt or 80-volt drive. Each basic vehicle in the MaxX series can now be adapted to the respective application using six different lift mast types. The lifting height can reach up to 7.5 meters. The special feature of these Hubtex vehicles is the fork carriage inclination. The oscillation behavior of the extended mast is significantly reduced, especially when handling long loads in narrow aisles at great lifting heights. The modular design of the MaxX series also has a positive effect on the delivery times of the industrial truck, which have been shortened compared to the old series.
Hall 10, Stand D05
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