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Linde E16-E20 P

The Linde E16–E20 P is an electric four-wheel counterbalance forklift from 1.6 to 2.0 tonnes. With lifting capacity of up to 2,000 kg, combination steering axle and support for lead-acid, lithium-ion and fuel cell, it is a compact and stable choice for demanding indoor operation.

Lifting height
0 - 8000 mm
Lifting capasity
0 - 2000 kg
Energy type
EL

Description

The Linde E16–E20 P (1251 series) is an electric four-wheel forklift from Linde, covering lifting capacities from 1.6 tonnes (E16) to 2.0 tonnes (E20). The E16–E20 P is part of the Linde 1251 series, which brings together a wide range of compact electric counterbalance forklifts in the 1 to 2-tonne class.

Linde E16–E20 P specs and lifting capacity:
The series covers lifting capacities from 1,600 kg (E16) to 2,000 kg (E20) with a maximum lifting height of 8,000 mm. Top speed is 20 km/h. The series is available in seven model variants with different battery sizes and chassis lengths, making it the widest model programme in the 1251 series for this weight class. For full dimensions and technical specifications, see the product page for the E16–E20 P.

The P in the model name denotes four wheels. Where three-wheel models such as the Linde E14–E20 and Linde Xi10–Xi20 offer a smaller turning radius, the E16–E20 P provides increased stability and better suitability where the surface is uneven or operating conditions require a more stable footing. Linde's combination steering axle nonetheless keeps manoeuvrability high in tight warehouse conditions.

The energy solution is freely chosen between lead-acid battery, lithium-ion and fuel cell using the plug-and-play principle, with no technical modifications required when changing battery type. This makes Linde E16–E20 P a good choice for operations that want to start with existing batteries and upgrade later.

Operating a forklift requires a forklift operator licence class T4, which can be obtained through a forklift operator course with us.

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