JS-F SERIES · AUTONOMOUS FORKLIFT
Four lifting types cover the whole job: pallet truck, stacker, reach and counterbalance — from 90 mm ground moves to 8,500 mm high racking, all on single-steer drive with 3D vision docking.
POSITIONING
Forklifts handle standard pallets and can stack several metres up a rack. Latent robots handle fixtures and racks. The dividing line is the carrier, not the weight — and the second line is the aisle: every lifting type has an aisle width it cannot go below.
WHERE IT RUNS
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KEY MODELS
The simplest and cheapest — 90–200 mm lift, no stacking, horizontal pallet moves only.
Purpose-built for four-way pallets, whose fork openings a standard pallet truck cannot enter.
The entry stacker. Narrow legs and a 1,020 mm width make it the least aisle-hungry model.
The heavy-duty stacker — 2,500 mm standard, up to 4,500 mm on request.
The mast travels fore and aft — extended to pick, retracted to travel with the load near the centre of gravity.
No support legs — rear counterweight balances the load. It can pick from the ground and load trucks.
FULL RANGE
Pallet type follows one rule: do the support legs pass under the pallet? Pallet trucks and stackers have narrow legs that must enter beneath it, so they need a two-way (chuan) pallet. Reach and counterbalance trucks straddle outside it, so they take four-way (tian) pallets as well.
FOUR TYPES
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SELECTION
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QUICK REFERENCE
Do not over-specify for “we might go higher later”. High-lift models are slower and less stable at low bays, and they cost aisle width you may not have.
SAFETY
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DOCKING DIMENSIONS
Measure and photograph every item at survey stage. What is not checked up front turns into rack modification and floor repair later.
CHARGING & NETWORK
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A high-current truck on a low-current charger will charge, but the time multiplies — in practice it shows up as “the truck is always flat”. JS-F2000-SPT runs a 48 V platform and needs its charger confirmed separately.
MAINTENANCE & SPARES
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FAQ
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NEXT STEP
Those three settle the lifting type. Add trips per day and shift pattern and we can size the fleet and the chargers.
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