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Jungheinrich Niederhubwagen

8 models in this series

The Jungheinrich Niederhubwagen series from Jungheinrich comprises 8 models.

Jungheinrich Niederhubwagen – electric low-lift pallet trucks from ECE236XLNA to ERE 120-21 160 53: load capacities from 1,200 to 3,628 kg for horizontal pallet transport in warehousing and logistics

Jungheinrich ECR327
Pictured: Jungheinrich ECR327

Jungheinrich, based in Hamburg, ranks among the leading makers of forklift trucks and warehouse technology; this page lists low-lift pallet trucks of the ECE236XLNA, ECR327, ECR327A, EJE 112, EJE C20, ERC216 and ERE 120-21 160 53 models, which the register could not assign to a named range. Low-lift pallet trucks raise pallets only a few centimetres off the floor for horizontal transport, unlike high-lift trucks or forklifts, which also carry loads up to rack height.

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The register lists here 8 versions with load capacities from 1,200 to 3,628 kg.

Low-lift pallet trucks of this type are standard equipment in warehouses, retail and production logistics, where pallets travel short distances between loading ramp, storage and dispatch. Electrically driven models like these have replaced the once-common hand-pulled pallet trucks in many operations, since they move even heavy loads without manual effort and can be steered precisely through narrow aisles via the tiller.

On a used example, the condition of the drive and load rollers, the tightness of the lift hydraulic pump, the state of the battery and charger on electric models, and wear on the tiller and its controls all matter; spare parts and service run through Jungheinrich's dense dealer network, which usually still stocks wear parts even for older models.

Sources: SpecCodex register, model data: Jungheinrich Niederhubwagen, Jungheinrich

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