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2024 CAT Lift Truck NRM20-25N3 Four-way Reach Trucks NRM20N3

Cat four-way reach trucks can handle both normal pallet loads and extremely long items, thanks to a wide hydraulic fork spreader. This combines with fast direction changes and four-way movement – forward, backward, leftward and rightward – to enable swift manoeuvring even in narrow aisles.

Operation of the reach truck is relaxed but precise, via multifunctional joystick and Palm Steering control units. Armrest positions and floor height are adjustable for a perfect driver fit, while the strain of viewing loads at height in high racking is reduced by a tilting, weight-adjusted seat.

Downtime and total cost of operation are minimised by the robust construction and easy maintenance features of these four-way reach trucks. This includes a user-friendly display, onboard diagnostics and quick access for servicing. Further savings are possible through the virtually maintenance-free Li-ion battery option, with its higher efficiency and longer life.

Features may include:

• 360-degree synchronised steering enables versatile forward, backward and sideways movement, with rapid changes in direction.

• Wide hydraulic fork spreader allows easy adaptation to both long and normal loads.

• Automatic drive speed reduction makes smooth adjustments according to steering angle and fork height to maintain stability, safety and confidence when cornering or carrying raised loads.

• Load-weight-adjusted control of maximum travel speed allows fast but safe performance.

• Automatic hydraulic motion control optimises lift, lower, reach, tilt and side shift speeds according to lift height and keeps all movements smooth, quiet and precise.

• Tilting mast reduces aisle width necessary and enhances safety of handling in lifts up to 10 m.

• Fast travel and lift speeds come as standard.•Motor-powered battery bed option enables exchanges in just one minute, for 24/7 productivity.

• Li-ion option enhances performance and permits fast opportunity charging for continuous operation without battery changes.