Overview
The EKKO EK16A-177 3-Wheel Electric Forklift is designed for use in small aisles, limited spaces, and with budget-conscious operations in mind. Ideal for loading and unloading trucks, managing loading docks, stock rooms, manufacturing floors, and warehouses, it provides exceptional versatility and efficiency. Recommended for indoor use on flat surfaces.
Key Features
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Load Capacity: 3,500 lbs
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Maximum Lifting Height: 177" (14.75 ft)
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Free Lift Height: 29.5"
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Side Shift: Included
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Adjustable Forks: 7.9-26"
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Fork Length: 42.1"
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Tilt Function: 2°/4°
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Zapi Controller: Precision control for reliability
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Drive Motor: 24V AC Motor
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Lift Motor: 3.3 kW
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Hydraulic Power Steering (HPS): Smooth and effortless handling
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Cushion Tires: Optimal for indoor surfaces
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Steel Construction: Durable and robust design
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Robotic Welding: Precision-engineered for strength
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Charger: Included
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Battery: 24V/320Ah (Included)
Specifications
| Model: |
EK16A-177 |
| Lift: |
Electric |
| Drive: |
Electric |
| Load Capacity: |
3,500 lbs |
| Load Center Distance: |
20" |
| Wheel Base: |
49.2" |
| Maximum Lifting Height: |
177" |
| Free Lifting Height: |
34.5" |
| Lowered Mast Height: |
79.9" |
| Fork Tilt (Forward/Backward): |
2°/4° |
| Side Shifting Forks: |
3-way valve |
| Overall Length: |
107.1" |
| Overall Width: |
42.1" |
| Fork Dimensions (T/W/L): |
1.4"/4"/42.1" |
| Fork Adjustment Width: |
7.9-26" |
| Turning Radius: |
58.9" |
| Max Gradient Performance (Laden/Unladen): |
6%/10% |
| Lift Speed (Laden/Unladen): |
4.71"/10.2" |
| Lowering Speed (Laden/Unladen): |
11.8"/15.7" |
| Charger: |
24V/50A |
| Drive Motor: |
AC |
| Lift Motor: |
3.3 kW |
| Battery Voltage: |
24V/320Ah |
| Service Weight: |
5,200 lbs |
Why Choose the EKKO EK16A-177?
Designed for efficiency and reliability, the EKKO EK16A-177 provides outstanding maneuverability, power, and durability. Whether you’re operating in tight indoor spaces or performing heavy lifting tasks, this electric forklift is a dependable choice for your material handling needs.
