LPG (liquefied petroleum gas) forklift is an internal combustion forklift fueled by liquefied petroleum gas. It has the power advantages of diesel forklifts and the environmental friendliness of electric forklifts and is suitable for a variety of scenarios. The following are its main uses and features:

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I. Core uses

1. Mixed indoor and outdoor operations

-Applicable scenarios: warehouses, logistics centers, ports, construction sites and other places that require frequent switching between indoor and outdoor operations.

-Advantages: Compared with diesel forklifts, it has lower emissions and is suitable for semi-enclosed environments with general ventilation conditions; compared with electric forklifts, it is not limited by battery life and can operate continuously for a long time.

2. Medium and high-intensity material handling

-Applicable tasks: handling 1~5 tons of goods (such as pallet goods, building materials, heavy equipment, etc.).

-Advantages: strong power and good climbing performance, suitable for uneven roads or slope operations.

3. Cold chain warehousing

-Applicable scenarios: cold storage, low-temperature warehouse (below -20℃).

-Advantages: stable performance in low temperature environment (electric forklift batteries are prone to decay in low temperatures).

II. Main advantages of LPG forklifts

1. Environmental protection

- Lower emissions than diesel forklifts (CO₂ reduced by about 15%, less particulate matter), meeting the environmental protection requirements of most indoor operations.

2. Fuel convenience

- Fast refueling speed (3-5 minutes to fill the cylinder), higher charging efficiency than electric forklifts, suitable for multi-shift continuous operation.

- LPG cylinders are easy to replace, and multiple cylinders can be stored to meet long-term operation needs.

3. Low maintenance cost

- The engine structure is simple, and the maintenance frequency and cost are lower than diesel forklifts.

III. Limitations

1. Fuel storage requirements

- LPG cylinders require a dedicated storage area, away from fire sources and comply with safety regulations (such as ventilation and leakage prevention measures).

2. Operating noise

- The noise is higher than that of electric forklifts (about 75-85 decibels), which is not suitable for noise-sensitive indoor environments (such as libraries and hospitals).

3. Fuel cost fluctuations

- LPG prices are greatly affected by the market, and fuel economy needs to be considered for long-term use.

IV.Comparison with other forklifts

V. Applicable industries

1. Manufacturing: Material transfer in heavy industrial workshops such as automobiles and machinery.

2. Logistics warehousing: large distribution centers, port container handling.

3. Agriculture: agricultural product processing, cold chain transportation.

4. Construction industry: construction material handling, equipment loading and unloading.

VI. Precautions

-Safe operation: Regularly check the sealing of gas cylinders to avoid leakage; the operation area must be equipped with fire-fighting facilities.

-Economic evaluation: If the daily operation time exceeds 8 hours, the LPG fuel cost may be higher than that of electric forklifts.

-Policy compliance: Some regions have specific emission restrictions on LPG equipment, and local regulations must be confirmed in advance.

Summary: LPG forklifts are an efficient choice for indoor and outdoor mixed scenarios, suitable for companies that need to balance power, environmental protection and flexibility, but fuel supply and long-term costs must be considered comprehensively