The internal combustion or IC lift trucks are utilized most frequently for indoor operations like manufacturing, trucking, bottling and warehousing. Normally, these units utilize solid rubber tires known as cushion tires. The Internal Combustion forklift models can function either by dual fuel, diesel or LPG or Liquid Petroleum Gas. The dual fuel units operate with both gasoline and LPG. These machinery could work on either fuel but not simultaneously. Internal combustion engines are Class 4 lift trucks. The engine is responsible for powering all functions of the truck, the hydraulics and truck.
The GO4 Series and the Nissan Forklift Platinum II units have capacities varying from 3000 to 11,000 pounds. These units provide CARB certified dual-fuel or LPG/gasoline or LPG engines. The CARB certification on these particular engines allows the forklifts to produce low emissions and gives them the confidence to help protect nature. The environmental certifications such as CARB, help employers provide their employees cleaner and thus safer working settings.
The fuel management systems offered by Nissan, the LP/Gas combinations, offer optimum engine operation to reduce exhaust emissions and provide incredible fuel economy at the same time. Every Platinum II fork truck is outfitted with their basic compressive engine protection system in place to be able to warn operators in the event of excessive heat or a severe drop in oil pressure. This particular system helps to extend your drive train and engine life to help keep your lift truck investment functioning at its optimum ability.
The dual fuel units are making a splash in the business because a lot of companies are trying to be as "green" as possible and as environmentally friendly and efficient as they could. It's also a good idea to rent the equipment for a bit to see if you like the way it handles prior to buying one. There are a lot of different options within the industry these days and with a little research, you can choose the best unit for your certain operation.