Industrial trucks
New diesel and LPG trucks in the entry-level segment
With the new Baoli KBD and KBG 25-35 series, Kion subsidiary Baoli EMEA is serving the entry-level forklift truck segment in particular with vehicles that are as safe as they are robust.
With load capacities from 2.5 to 3.5 tons and no superfluous extras, the new trucks offer good value for money and reliability. The new trucks are available in Europe, the Middle East and Africa with capacities of 2.5, 3.0 and 3.5 tons. Their simple and robust construction is designed for productivity and stability. The KBD trucks are powered by Doosan Euro 5 diesel engines. For markets where CE conformity is not required, a Weichai diesel engine is also available. The KBG series is equipped with Doosan LPG engines, which are available in appropriate versions for both EU and non-EU markets. The Baoli KBD/G series is ideal for a wide range of industrial and commercial applications. The high-quality hydrodynamic transmission promises good maneuverability and smooth driving characteristics.
"Our new KBD and KBG series models are therefore the first choice for all users who are looking for a solid quality product with a very good price-performance ratio," emphasizes Francesco Pampuri, referring to the numerous driver assistance systems with which the forklifts are equipped. These include the electronic direction switch, the easily accessible hydraulic levers, the dashboard with multifunctional display, the foot-operated parking brake and a wide range of safety lighting options. The new Baoli forklift trucks also excel in their market segment when it comes to comfort. For example, the spacious driver's workplace with cab suspension ensures good visibility and driving comfort. The forklifts are available with a half or full cab.
This article appeared in issue 10/23
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