Nissan has taken the initiative to build the very first pantograph style reach truck in the business. This was due to the growing demand for high performing narrow aisle reach trucks. Introducing the new SRX Platinum Series of reach trucks has become part of the North American market. The launch in Australia is scheduled to follow really soon.
The SRX Platinum Series of forklifts are available in 3 various load capacities varying from 1360 kg to 2000. The system was developed because of intensive operator contribution on the design. These considerations played a big part to guarantee its acceptance into the incredibly competitive reach truck market within the United States. The following excellent safety and operator comfort features have resulted for the Nissan trucks.
The exit and entry to the machinery has been simplified due to a low step height. The model's side stance design makes driving both reverse and forward more comfortable for the operator. The model is available with a gently sloped floorboard that is positioned to sit over 4 vibration isolators. This particular design offers a relaxed driving position for the operator in a standing shift. Moreover, the SRX Platinum Series offers a cushioned floor mat to provide a ride that is smoother and more enjoyable.
The caster design of the dual spring suspension system adds to the equipment's smoothness of operation. This particular suspension on rough and uneven driving surfaces, the suspension has been made to offer much better stability during operation. The thick padding located beneath the operator's arm further improves the total comfort factor. There is a cushioned backrest and height adjustable knee pad in place too. The high operator backrest and the rear overhead guard post on the SRX Series provide extra operator protection. This is particularly vital when working within tight and around racking locations.
The multi-function handle and the ergonomically and intuitive designed interior of Nissan's forklifts are made to achieve precise control while lessening operator comfort. Some of the Operational commands consist of drive, lower or lift, reach, horn and the side-shift or other auxiliary function are capable of being performed and executed utilizing this single handle.