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New Baoli low lift pallet truck with lithium-ion power
The industrial truck manufacturer Baoli, which is part of the KION Group, has launched a new electric hand pallet truck.
The EP 15-03 is suitable for transporting goods as well as for storing and retrieving goods. Lithium-ion batteries (Li-Ion) ensure that the new low-lift stacker can be charged at any time from a standard 220-volt socket without using gas. "Our new low-lift stacker can be used for almost all in-house goods transportation in small and medium-sized warehouses, for example in wholesale and retail. In addition, like all Baoli industrial trucks, it is particularly robust and therefore designed for long-term use," says Francesco Pampuri, Brand Management Director KION ITS EMEA, describing some of the features of the new machine.
Lithium-ion power
The EP 15-03 gets its "power" from a maintenance-free and gas-free 24-volt/20-Ah lithium-ion battery. This is charged via the external charger at any standard socket. An LED light indicates the charge status of the battery. If intermediate charging processes are not possible for any reason, optional replacement batteries ensure vehicle availability. "With the new EP 15-03, Baoli has brought an electric pallet truck onto the market that is much more than just a replacement for a hand pallet truck. The electric drive relieves the operator enormously and ensures significantly faster and more efficient flows of goods in the warehouse," summarizes Francesco Pampuri.
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