EP F4-201

The rated load capacity is 2000kg (2 tons).

The forks have a lowered height of 85mm and can be raised to a maximum height of 105mm, specifically designed for standard pallet handling and clearance.

This is the core difference between the two models. The standard F4 uses a 24V system, where the second battery slot is used as a backup for extended runtime. The F4-201 uses a powerful 48V heavy-duty system, requiring both 24V/20Ah Li-ion batteries to be plugged in simultaneously to provide the high voltage needed to pull 2.0-ton loads.

Absolutely, this is its 'secret weapon.' Despite its 2000kg lifting capacity, the F4-201’s service weight (including batteries) is compressed to just 140kg. It consumes negligible tail lift capacity, allowing you to maximize efficiency during vehicle loading and unloading.

For uneven surfaces or heavy off-center loads, the F4-201 offers optional stabilizing castor wheels on both sides. This widens the truck’s support footprint and enhances lateral stability, significantly reducing the risk of tipping when transporting heavy goods over bumps.

Electric pallet trucks completely free up manual labor through fully electric driving and lifting. This not only multiplies handling efficiency but also fundamentally eliminates the risk of muscle strain and OH&S injuries caused by prolonged pulling of heavy loads.

No. Our electric pallet trucks are designed for convenience, equipped with built-in chargers or portable external chargers, eliminating the need for dedicated charging and ventilation rooms required by traditional lead-acid batteries. You simply plug them into a standard wall power outlet (such as a 15A or 10A socket) for plug-and-play opportunity fast charging.

It is completely maintenance-free. The lithium battery technology adopted by EP does not require regular topping up with distilled water, nor is there any risk of acid spills or the generation of harmful gases. The batteries support opportunity charging, and their modular design makes swapping and replacing them extremely easy.

Usually no. In Australia, operating low-lift electric pallet trucks (whether walkie or ride-on) does not require a high-risk work license (such as an LF forklift ticket). This significantly lowers employment barriers and training costs for businesses; employees only need basic OH&S safety and equipment operation training to quickly start working.

Very safe. For tight spaces, our light-duty walkie pallet trucks feature a 'turtle mode' that allows precise fine-tuning when the tiller is fully upright; for faster, heavy-duty ride-on models, they come standard with electronic power steering and an 'automatic speed reduction during turning' function to ensure absolute stability and safety in busy aisles.

Yes. Despite their lightweight design, they are equipped with powerful drive motors that provide excellent fully-laden gradeability. Whether crossing speed bumps inside the warehouse or frequently entering and exiting sloped truck tail lifts and loading docks, they provide stable and reliable traction.