Off-road forklifts, also known as field forklifts, are material-handling equipment designed for loading and unloading goods in areas with poor road conditions, such as airports, docks, and railway stations. They feature excellent mobility, off-road capability, and reliability.
An off-road forklift typically consists of four main components:
Engine
Chassis
Working mechanism
Electrical system
These forklifts are primarily used in:
Urban construction sites
Pipeline installation
Oilfield development
Mountainous and forested areas for field engineering
Container handling at ports and freight yards
Military logistics for transporting supplies during wartime
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