
Our electric forklift manufacturers have repeatedly emphasized that safety is the first priority when driving electric forklifts in accordance with regulations. However, some people always have a fluke mentality, and accidents often occur due to overload and partial load. Small electric forklifts must pay attention to safety in the process of loading, unloading, and handling, and necessary safety measures should be taken.

The above picture ↑The forklift driver underestimated the weight of the car, and directly lifted the forklift up by a lifting car. One is that the forklift driver is blindly self-confident and does not actually pick up the goods according to the actual load of the forklift, or does not have a good understanding of the increased load ratio of the forklift. Then there is the application of professional equipment for hoisting of cars instead of forklifts.

Picture above ↑Before using a forklift to fork the goods, please confirm whether the goods are well packed. When loading fragile goods, the driver should take care to avoid injury in the event of an accident. In the event of an accident, you must first protect yourself.

The picture above↑ uses a small electric forklift to lift up three water tanks. When loading the cargo, the top of the cargo directly overturns the top of the water tank. The liquid in the water tank is poured directly from the top of the driver's head. First of all, the driver has insufficient knowledge and experience of the operating environment. Then there is the super high cargo. In addition, the cargo has not been sealed, especially for this kind of liquid, it is necessary to take measures to seal it and prevent it from falling.

The picture above ↑The fork travels at extreme speed when it is lifted to the highest point, and it does not decelerate in advance when turning, resulting in a sharp turn, shifting the center of gravity, and overturning the vehicle. Also, the counterweight of the forklift is not enough to suppress the inertia caused by sharp turns.

The above picture ↑The goods are not neatly placed on the shelves, but the goods and the goods are stacked together, which is easy to tip over. Fortunately, the forklift driver reacted quickly, reversing and avoiding the smashed goods, and the consequences were unthinkable.
Friendly reminders from warehousing forklift manufacturers, follow regulations, and safety first.
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