FLIFT 3T Telehandler forklift with 7m lifting height and 360°Rotator attachment.



Here is a brief introduction to some main configurations as follows.
Lifting height: 7000mm，Rated load capacity: 3000 kg.
Equipped with China's famous YUCHAI brand Diesel engine, Engine power: 85kw,

We could also choose the Cummins engine. About this 3t telehandler forklift series, we adopt the advanced Joystick design.
(Electronic proportional valve with handle）

A high-power air-conditioner is the standard configuration which installed in the rear cabin.  
Fully open engine hood, easy maintenance, and heat dissipation. pls see the telehander forklift with the air comditioner details.



What are the advantages of an electronic proportional valve with a handle?
An electronic proportional valve with a handle is a precision control system that allows the operator to adjust hydraulic functions smoothly and accurately.
It's commonly used in advanced telehandlers and forklifts to manage attachments such as booms, forks, clamps, and buckets.

Here are the key benefits of a telehandler forklift:
Smooth and Precise Control,
The electronic proportional valve enables gradual, fine-tuned movements, unlike traditional mechanical valves that may feel jerky or hard to control.
This is especially important when operating attachments at height or working in tight spaces where precision matters.

Improved Operator Comfort,
With an ergonomic handle and easy fingertip operation, operators experience less fatigue during long working hours.
The handle's responsiveness gives a more natural feel, reducing strain and improving the user experience.

Better Safety and Higher Productivity.
Smooth movement reduces the risk of sudden jolts or misoperation, which can cause load instability.
This added control leads to safer load handling, particularly when working on uneven ground or around people.
Precise control means fewer corrections and faster cycle times.
Whether you're lifting pallets, extending a boom, or tilting an attachment, the machine responds quickly and accurately, improving work efficiency.

Ideal for Multiple Attachments,
When a telehandler is equipped with multiple hydraulic attachments—like a bucket, clamp,
or jib boom—the electronic proportional valve ensures customized control for each function.
It allows operators to transition between tasks without losing performance or needing manual adjustments.

Reduced Maintenance,
Electronic valves typically experience less wear and tear compared to mechanical linkages, especially since they involve fewer moving parts.
This results in lower maintenance costs and longer service life.

3-ton telehandler forklift overall Size:

4780 mm*2180 mm*2580 mm (with fork length: 5890mm),
Fork length: 1220 mm,3t telehandler forklift. Self weight: 7450 kg.
Equipped with a Hose burst check valve and the Quick Hitch device.



What are the advantages of a Hose Burst Check Valve and Quick Hitch device on a telehandler forklift?
Modern telehandlers are expected to operate safely, efficiently, and flexibly.
By equipping your FLIFT telehandler forklift with a Hose Burst Check Valve and a Quick Hitch device,
you're significantly enhancing both operator safety and machine versatility.

Hose Burst Check Valve (HBCV): Enhanced Hydraulic Safety
A hose burst check valve is a critical safety component that prevents uncontrolled movement of the boom
or attachment in case of a hydraulic hose failure. It's especially important for machines lifting loads at height.

Benefits:
Prevents sudden load drop: If a hydraulic hose bursts or leaks, the HBCV locks the oil flow, preventing the boom or attachment from collapsing suddenly.
Protects people and goods: This ensures the safety of nearby personnel and protects valuable materials from damage.
Compliance with safety standards: Many international job sites require machines to have hose burst protection for insurance and safety compliance.
Peace of mind for operators: Knowing the load won't fall uncontrollably boosts operator confidence, especially in construction or high-lift operations.

Quick Hitch Device: Faster, Safer Attachment Changes
A quick hitch, also called a quick coupler, allows the operator to quickly swap attachments (like forks, buckets, clamps)
without needing tools or manual intervention under the boom.

Benefits:
Saves time: Attachments can be changed in minutes from inside the cab, significantly improving productivity.
Improves safety: Reduces the need for workers to manually change attachments under the boom, lowering the risk of injury.
Boosts flexibility: Operators can easily switch between lifting forks, buckets, truss booms,
or clamps depending on the task—ideal for mixed-use environments like farms or job sites.
Reduces labor: No extra hands are needed to change heavy attachments, making solo operation more efficient.

Feature Key Benefits,
Hose Burst Check Valve Prevents uncontrolled load drop, enhances safety, and protects the hydraulic system.
Quick Hitch Device: Faster attachment swaps, safer operation, increased job site efficiency.
Equipping your telehandler with these features shows that your machine is designed for real-world demands,
not just specs on paper. It enhances safety, productivity,
and flexibility—key decision factors for customers in construction, agriculture, logistics, and more.





Our FLIFT telehandler is equipped with the standard front-wheel steering, strong four-wheel steering,  and crab drive function.
Steering Modes of Telehandler Forklift: Pros of Front-Wheel Steering, Four-Wheel Steering, and Crab Drive,

Modern telehandler forklifts are designed with multiple steering modes to adapt to different worksite conditions.
Here's how each mode improves your machine's performance, maneuverability, and safety.

Four-Wheel Steering (All-Wheel Steering),
In this mode, both the front and rear wheels turn in opposite directions to reduce the turning radius.

Tight turning radius: Great for navigating narrow aisles, congested worksites, or confined spaces.
Better maneuverability: Makes U-turns and repositioning easier and quicker.

Increased efficiency: Reduces the need for multi-point turns or reversing in tight areas.
Best for: Indoor operations, tight job sites, warehouse corners, or agricultural environments.

Crab Drive (Crab Steering Mode)
In crab mode, all four wheels turn in the same direction, allowing the telehandler to move diagonally like a crab.

Pros:
Reduces ground disturbance: Especially helpful on soft terrain where turning may damage the ground.
Best for: Working close to walls, maneuvering on construction sites, or accessing tight spaces without turning the body.

Why offer multiple Steering Modes for the telehandler forklift?
By equipping your FLIFT telehandler with these steering options, you give your customers:
Unmatched flexibility across different environments, more precise movement control for complex tasks, Improved safety, and reduced operator fatigue.
This versatility is a key selling point, especially for customers in construction, agriculture, logistics, and rental markets who need one machine that does it all.



What is a telehandler forklift used for?
A telehandler forklift, also known as a telescopic handler, is a highly versatile machine commonly used in construction,
agriculture, and industrial operations. It combines the lifting function of a forklift with the reach of a crane.
With its telescopic boom, the telehandler can extend forward and upward to lift and place materials at heights and distances that regular forklifts cannot reach.

Typical applications include:
Lifting and moving pallets of bricks or building materials on construction sites ,Handling hay bales or feed in agricultural operations.
Loading/unloading materials in warehouses or yards, Reaching over obstacles or placing items on rooftops or scaffolding.

Its flexibility and reach make it a popular choice for jobs that require both vertical and horizontal material handling.

How high can a telehandler forklift lift?
The lifting height of a telehandler forklift depends on the specific model and boom configuration.
In general, most standard telehandlers can lift loads to heights ranging from 6 meters to 15 meters.

For example: Compact models may reach around 6–8 meters, Such as our FLIFT 3-3.5t telehandler forklift series.
Mid-range models typically lift to 12–15 meters.
Our 4-7t telehandler forklift series. Some telehandlers are even equipped with specialized booms or attachments for greater reach.
When choosing a model, it's important to consider the lifting height needed for your specific application.
whether you're stacking materials high on a job site or placing loads on multi-story buildings.

What is the weight capacity of a telehandler?
Telehandler forklifts come in a variety of load capacities to suit different work environments.
Most models can handle loads from 2,500 kg up to 5,000-7,000kg. Some heavy-duty models can lift even more,
depending on the boom extension and attachment being used.

Here's a general breakdown:
Small telehandlers: 2.5–3.5 tons,  Mid-range models: 4–5 tons, Large models: 6 -7 tons.

What is the Maximum weight capacity of a telehandler lifting to the highest height?
For example, our standard 3t telehandler forklift is equipped with a 2-stage 7m boom.
When this telehandler lifts to 7m, the corresponding capacity is around 1000 kg- 1500 kg.
Keep in mind that the lifting capacity decreases as the boom extends farther outward.
This is known as the load chart, and operators should always refer to it to ensure safe handling at various boom lengths and angles.








 
 Can telehandlers be used on construction sites?
Yes, telehandlers are widely used on construction sites around the world.
Their ability to lift heavy materials to high places, combined with off-road capability and adaptability to various attachments,
makes them an essential piece of equipment for contractors.

On a construction site, a telehandler can:
Lift pallets of bricks, concrete blocks, or steel bars, and Position roofing materials or scaffolding at elevated heights.
Reach over uneven terrain or obstacles like trenches, Load and unload trucks or store materials in high storage areas.

The all-in-one nature of a telehandler helps reduce the need for multiple machines, saving time and labor costs for construction crews.

What attachments can you use with a telehandler forklift?
One of the biggest advantages of telehandlers is their attachment versatility.
Depending on the job, operators can switch out the attachment at the boom's end to transform the telehandler into a different kind of machine.

Common telehandler attachments include:
Pallet forks–for standard lifting and transporting pallets,
Rotator attachment- An attachment install together with forks. Has the rotate 360°function.
Buckets–for scooping gravel, soil, or debris and Lifting hooks or jib booms–for hoisting heavy or awkward loads.
Work platforms–allowing workers to access elevated areas,  Bale clamps or grabs–ideal for farming and hay handling
Truss booms–for lifting and placing large trusses or beams.

This versatility makes the telehandler useful in many industries, from agriculture and landscaping to mining and building construction.

  
 Does a telehandler have 4-wheel drive or all-terrain capability?
Yes, most modern telehandlers are built with 4-wheel drive and all-terrain capability.
This allows them to operate efficiently on rough, uneven, or muddy surfaces, which are common on job sites, farms, and outdoor yards.

Key features that enable this performance include:
High ground clearance to avoid getting stuck or damaged,
Large, rugged tires that grip well on dirt or gravel,
Powerful engines and drivetrains for climbing slopes or hauling loads,
Four-wheel steering on some models, which improves maneuverability in tight spaces.

These features make telehandlers suitable for off-road environments where traditional forklifts would struggle to move safely or effectively.

 

Discover the power and precision of the FLIFT 3T Telehandler in our latest video! With a lifting height of 7 meters and a robust 3000kg capacity,
this machine is engineered for efficiency.
Equipped with a YUCHAI diesel engine and an advanced joystick design featuring an electronic proportional valve,
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