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Modular format for low level order pickers
September 1st 2006

Ahigh level of manoeuvrability and a special suspension system designed to boost safety and traction, are key benefits of a new range of low level order pickers from Nissan.

The modular format of the PP series enables users to specify an order picker that is tailored to the requirements of their application from fixed operator position and low lift forks to rising operator platform and high lift forks.

Features include an advanced steering system and the option of increased stability to override hazardous manoeuvres automatically.

For maximum operational versatility, all models within the series will operate in temperatures from -35 to 40C.

High travel speeds (12km/h unladen, 11km/h laden) rapid acceleration and fast fork lift and lower are provided via a powerful 2.2kw AC motor coupled to a 600Ah battery.

A 'friction force' suspension system ensures that the drive wheel maintains constant optimum pressure on the ground, while the compact nature of the truck enables it to negotiate tight picking aisles. Load handling is to 2500kg.

The standard tiller arm has been designed for comfort while, for arduous work cycles, a power steering system developed for order picking features an adjustable, telescopic column with motorbikestyle handlebars.

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