Introduction to Electric Freight Vehicles

Electric freight vehicles are freight vehicles powered by rechargeable batteries. Electric freight vehicles are a modern and environmentally friendly vehicle designed to solve the transportation of goods in small areas such as factories and docks.
Electric freight vehicles are transport vehicles in industrial applications that do not require drivers and use rechargeable batteries as their power source. It is generally possible to control its path and behavior through a computer, or use electromagnetic tracks to establish its path. The electromagnetic tracks are attached to the floor, and unmanned transport vehicles follow the information brought by the electromagnetic tracks to move and move.
The electric freight vehicle model adopts an integrated layout of the cargo box and body, with the cargo box being flat and the baffle removed. Loading and unloading of goods is fast and convenient, and the height of the cargo box from the ground is according to the ergonomic plan. Operators do not need to bend down to work, minimizing the labor intensity of operators. Secondly, this model has a minimum turning radius of 2.9m and can maneuver to turn and reverse in narrow areas such as warehouse passages. Although its exterior size is small, the cargo box is 2.4m long and accepts high-strength embossed steel plates, which are sturdy and durable, ensuring the delivery needs of users. During operation, the vehicle is relatively slow compared to the passenger car, and operates materials in the factory area limited by the work park, ensuring the tranquility of transportation. In addition, this model is equipped with a rear mounted traction device, which has two major achievements: handling and traction, and can expand the full range of products from 0.5 tons to 2 tons.