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Economic and reliable
With CURTIS controller, with imported pump station.
This specification sheet according to VDI regulation 2198 only provides technical values for the standard truck. Non-standard types, different masts, additional equipment, etc. could produce other values. Right reserved for technical changes and improvements

1KG=2.2LB 1INCH=25.4MM

Up to h3 mm	ACTUAL CAPACITY (Q) kg
2500	1200	800
2900	1000	600
3200	800	500
Load centre distance (C)mm	600	700

Identification	1.2	Manufacturer’s type designation		CLE1216	CLE1229
	1.3	Drive:electric(battery or mains),diesel, petrol,fuel gas,manual		electric
	1.4	Type of operation:hand,pedestrian,stand ing,seated, order-picker		Pedestrian
	1.5	Load Capacity /rated load	Q (t)	1.2
	1.6	Load center distance	C mm	600
	1.8	Load distance, centre of drive axle to fork	X mm	796
	1.9	Wheelbase	y mm	1278
Weights	2.1	service Weight	Kg	660	750
	2.2	Axle loading, laden front/rear	Kg	840/1020	880/1070
	2.3	Axle loadings, unladen front/rear	Kg	300/360	340/410
Wheels, Chassis	3.1	Tyres:solid rubber, superelastic, pneumatic, polyurethane)		polyurethane
	3.2	Tyre size, front		Φ252x89
	3.3	Tyre size, rear		Φ80x93
	3.4	Additional wheels(dimensions)		150x54
	3.5	Wheels, number front/rear(x=driven wheels)		1x+2/2
	3.6	Track width,front	b10(mm)	650
	3.7	Track width,rear	b11(mm)	390/505
Basic Dimensions	4.2	Lowered mast height	h1(mm)	1976	1951
	4.3	Free lift	h2(mm)	-	158
	4.4	Lift height	h3(mm)	1520	2820
	4.5	Extended mast height	h4(mm)	1976	3270
	4.9	Height of tiller in drive position min./max.	h14(mm)	880/1420
	4.2	Lowered height	h13(mm)	81
	4.2	Overall length	l1(mm)	1831
	4.2	Length to face of forks	l2(mm)	680
	4.2	Overall width	b1(mm)	890
	4.2	Fork dimensions	s/e/l(mm)	60/180/1150
	4.3	Width over forks	b5(mm)	570/685
	4.3	Ground clearance, center of wheelbase	m2(mm)	26
	4.3	Aisle width for pallets 1000x1200 crossways	Ast(mm)	2300
	4.3	Aisle width for pallets 800x1200 lengthways	Ast(mm)	2300
	4.4	Turning radius	Wa(mm)	1470
Performance Data	5.1	Travel Speed, laden/unladen	km/h	4.7/5.2
	5.2	Lift speed, laden/unladen	mm/s	110/180
	5.3	Lowering speed, laden/unladen	mm/s	115/100
	5.8	Max.gradient performance, laden/unladen	%	6/12
	5.1	Service brake		Electromagnetic
E-Motor	6.1	Drive motor rating s2 60min	kw	1.2
	6.2	Lift motor rating at s3 15%	kw	2.2
	6.3	Battery acc. To DIN, or no		no
	6.4	Battery voltage, norminal capacity	V/Ah	24/120
Others	8.1	Type of drive control		MOSFET Control
Others	8.4	Sound level at driver’s ear acc.to EN12053	dB(A)	67

Q:What machinery is used to make sugar? From digging the ground to harvesting.......: Sugar is obtained from a corn-like cane that grows in tropical places, It is planted from small cut portions of the cane into the soil already prepared and fertilized, when the canes get as high as 6 feet, and the leaves start to get yellow, is harvested, in many places its burnt to get ready of the leaves with sharp cutting edges and some dangerous snakes that usually nest in the plantations. The cane itself as is full with sweet liquid doesn't burn and is collected and carried to the mill. The first part of the extraction is to pass the canes through a press of rollers that press the syrup out, keeping the dry cane to be used for fuel to use in the boilers. The syrup is boiled and the water is removed leaving a very dense paste that is then dried with hot air to get raw sugar in large crumbs, this crums are milled to get what is known as brown sugar in cystaline form. The brown sugar doesn't have any chemicals and is almost 100% from dried syrup. From the brown sugar, is processed white sugar by means of adding some chemicals to whiten and remove the sugar cane flavor that comes with the original syrup. The final product is what we buy at the store. The boilers designed for sugar mills are unique for they are able to work with the dry cane as with oil, reducing considerably the cost of operation. There are some by-products very important that make sugar mills a great industry, the process of drying produce also a burned taste sediment called molasses high in calories that is also comercialized as stock food.

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