LPG forklift Heli CPYD35-KU1H

It is a counterbalance forklift truck with a lifting capacity of 3500 kg, designed for handling heavier loads in warehouses, logistics centers, manufacturing plants, and outdoor yards. It performs well during intensive truck loading, the transport of heavy pallets, and multi-shift operation.

The nominal lifting capacity is 3500 kg at the standard load center specified by the manufacturer. When operating at greater heights or with additional attachments, the actual lifting capacity may be reduced — therefore, before purchase, it is advisable to match the configuration to the actual working conditions.

Yes. The HELI CPYD35-KU1H, as a powered industrial truck with an operator, is subject to technical supervision. Registration with UDT is required, and the truck must be operated by an operator holding the appropriate qualifications.

The model is available in various mast variants (duplex, triplex), allowing the lifting height to be matched to racking systems and warehouse infrastructure. When selecting the configuration, the overall lowered height of the truck is also important, especially when entering facilities.

If the customer decides that we handle the registration on their behalf, the completion time is extended by approximately 1–1.5 weeks. This results from administrative procedures and the availability of inspection dates set by the UDT inspector.

The standard delivery time is usually from 1 to 3 business days, depending on availability and the customer’s location.

If the facility has a loading ramp, the truck is delivered on a TIR trailer. If there is no ramp available, we arrange delivery by a low-loader with ramps, allowing the machine to be safely unloaded without additional equipment.

Yes. The offer includes the electric forklift truck Heli CPD35-A3LiH4-M (Li-ION), with a lifting capacity of 3500 kg, which can be an alternative to the LPG version, especially for predominantly indoor operation.

In many cases, an electric truck means lower operating costs, simpler servicing, quieter operation, and zero exhaust emissions, which is important in enclosed facilities. If the truck does not need to operate continuously in demanding outdoor conditions, this option is worth considering.

The operator must hold valid UDT qualifications for operating powered industrial trucks in accordance with the applicable regulations.