Narrow aisle equipment Linde A

The lateral seating position provides optimum visibility, both when driving forward and in reverse. The operator keeps an even better eye on the load at great heights with the optional fork camera and cross-line laser. The systems facilitate load handling on upper racking levels and reduce the risk of accidents. The optional Dynamic Reach Control (DRC) intelligently adjusts the reach to the current load weight and reduces lateral mast sway during storage and retrieval. These features enhance safety and handling performance. A service technician can program travel, lift and lower stops. This prevents unintentional lifting or lowering of the load during travel. The aisle safety assistant, available as an optional extra, uses RFID tags or barcodes to determine its horizontal position in the aisle, then reacts to uneven floors or obstacles on the rack or ceiling and adjusts the lift height and speed accordingly. The personal protection system (PSA), which is also optional, uses sensors at the front and rear to detect whether there are people or objects in the travel path and stops the vehicle.

• Optimal view due to lateral seating position
• Dynamic Reach Control (DRC) reduces mast fluctuations during storage and retrieval
• Presettable travel, lift and lowering stops
• Optional personal protection equipment (PPE)

The operator effortlessly operates the lifting axis with an ergonomically shaped multifunction joystick. Driving comfort is ensured by the large cab, the seat with many adjustment options, and the intuitive arrangement of all controls. Because of the lateral seating position, the operator has a good view in every direction, avoiding strenuous body turns. A soft, non-slip floor mat and an optional air-suspended seat ensure that fewer jolts and vibrations are transmitted to the driver. A color display shows all information at a glance.

• Ergonomic, intuitive joystick
• Seat with many adjustment options
• Cabin with storage facilities
• Color display shows essential information

Even at great lifting heights, the high-rack truck reaches high speeds with its drive technology. In addition, many assistance and camera systems are available for handling at great heights - for example, the automated fork cycle. At the push of a button, the truck independently performs three movements when storing or retrieving a pallet. A great help for the operator is the combination of optional fork camera and also optional cross-line laser: the laser helps to pick up the pallet precisely, and the fork camera provides optimal visibility of the load when storing in high racking levels and ensures higher handling performance. The vehicle can be integrated into an optionally available warehouse navigation system. This allows the narrow aisle truck to automatically reach the desired pallet position along the fastest and most efficient route. The system works with RFID technology or barcodes. Depending on requirements, the truck can be equipped with swiveling push forks or telescopic forks.

• Optional fork camera and cross line laser facilitate load handling
• Modern assistance systems
• Numerous positioning aids
• Electronic support functions

Overall, the robust and durable technology of the A high-rack truck ensures low service and life cycle costs. The CAN bus connection guarantees simple service processes: All vehicle data can be read out and checked via a notebook. Batteries can be replaced quickly with the aid of a swap trolley.

• CAN bus connection
• Quick battery replacement
• Robust vehicle construction