Stable, High‑Endurance Handling: HELI Forklift’s G3 Series Lithium Trucks for Photovoltaic and Warehouse Use
Demanding industries such as photovoltaic module assembly require equipment that combines delicacy with durability. HELI Forklift answers with its G3 Series 3 wheel electric forklift and related lithium battery forklift solutions—engineered for the repetitive, precision handling of heavy, fragile glass within busy warehouse truck fleets.
Designed for Stability in Fragile-Load Environments
To manage glass safely during high-frequency loading and unloading, HELI’s G3 Series employs a tailless frame design that lowers the center of gravity and reduces overhang moments. This structural choice gives operators greater confidence when maneuvering in narrow aisles and performing close-handling tasks, making the trucks well suited to warehouse truck applications where space and product integrity are critical.
Lithium Power for Continuous, Reliable Shifts
Central to the G3 Series is the high-performance tractor lithium battery, optimized for long endurance and rapid recharge cycles. Compared with conventional lead-acid systems, HELI’s lithium battery forklift variants deliver higher energy conversion efficiency, consistent power output throughout the shift, and reduced thermal and maintenance overhead—benefits that directly support intensive photovoltaic glass workflows and heavy-duty warehouse operations.
- Wheel Agility with Industrial Robustness
HELI’s 3 wheel electric forklift configuration blends compact turning characteristics with industrial-grade components, offering agile navigation in constrained production floors without sacrificing load stability. Combined with refined traction control and responsive hydraulics, these trucks maintain smooth, predictable dynamics even under repeated start-stop cycles typical of module production lines.
Operational Advantages and Business Impact
By integrating tailless stability, advanced lithium energy systems, and nimble 3-wheel geometry, HELI Forklift’s G3 Series meets customers’ needs for safe, high-frequency operations. The result: fewer product damages, longer uptime, and lower life-cycle energy costs for facilities that rely on precise handling of fragile, heavy goods—attributes that make these trucks a strong fit for both photovoltaic manufacturers and modern warehouse truck fleets.
