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New high-capacity, configurable electric forklifts

By Michelle Froese | March 10, 2025

Hyster has announced an expanded lineup of high-capacity electric forklifts that offer the configurability to match a range of heavy-duty applications.

The integrated lithium-ion battery power of the Hyster J230-400XD series provides the reliability required by demanding environments while offering a zero-emission alternative to internal combustion engine (ICE) power.

The J230-400XD series has a range of battery sizes to match duty cycle and charging requirements, and it’s configurable up to 280 kW. The 350-volt architecture provides a right-sized solution for ICE-like performance and energy efficiency. It offers long run times and minimizes energy loss without higher-voltage systems’ additional cost and complexity.

Hyster now offers this model series of integrated lithium-ion big trucks with capacities of 23,000 to 40,000 pounds and 24-, 36 or 48-inch load centers.

All Hyster electric big trucks incorporate the Combined Charging System (CCS) as standard. This global electric vehicle charging standard enables operations to cost-effectively scale charging for multiple applications and types of equipment through a single, standardized charging connector that has been adopted across numerous industries and geographies.

Equipped with the right battery pack and charger, the truck in a typical duty cycle can add approximately an hour of work time from 11 minutes of charging at 90 kW. Each truck includes an onboard Battery Management System (BMS) that provides detailed information on battery health and overall performance. BMS also helps monitor overheating, control overcharging and manages lift interrupt at low charge. The ingress protection helps batteries and wiring withstand the demands of intense operating environments and conditions.

Multiple performance modes allow operators to tailor deceleration and regeneration to suit specific tasks. Based on the deceleration level selected, regenerative braking sends energy back to the battery, helping increase time between charges.

 

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