1.4–2.5 Tonne XC Series Lithium Reach Trucks
CQD14-XC5-SI to CQD25-XC5-SI reach trucks with 14 km/h travel speed, 80 V lithium power and mast selections up to 13,000 mm.
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The XC Series suits warehouses where longer travel routes, frequent lifting and high racking make cycle performance commercially important. Its compact lithium pack also leaves more operating space than a conventional battery layout.
The range covers routine pallet storage, high-throughput distribution and selected cold-store work. The final truck still depends on residual capacity, aisle width, rack clearance and shift pattern.
Models and working specifications
| Model | Rated capacity | Travel speed laden/unladen | Lift speed laden/unladen | Battery |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CQD14-XC5-SI / XC5D-SI | 1,400 kg at 600 mm load centre | 14 / 14 km/h | 0.61 / 0.81 m/s | 80 V / 250 Ah lithium |
| CQD16-XC5-SI / XC5D-SI | 1,600 kg at 600 mm load centre | 14 / 14 km/h | 0.59 / 0.81 m/s | 80 V / 250 Ah lithium |
| CQD18-XC5-SI / XC5D-SI | 1,800 kg at 600 mm load centre | 14 / 14 km/h | 0.50 / 0.70 m/s | 80 V / 250 Ah lithium |
| CQD20-XC5-SI / XC5D-SI | 2,000 kg at 600 mm load centre | 14 / 14 km/h | 0.48 / 0.70 m/s | 80 V / 250 Ah lithium |
| CQD25-XC5-SI / XC5D-SI | 2,500 kg at 600 mm load centre | 14 / 14 km/h | 0.45 / 0.70 m/s | 80 V / 250 Ah lithium |
Mast selections extend to 13,000 mm, but rated capacity does not remain unchanged at maximum lift. Residual-capacity charts must be checked against the actual pallet weight and load centre.
XC Series or A Series?
| Selection point | XC Series 1.4–2.5 t | A Series 1.2–2.0 t | Forklift specialist’s view |
|---|---|---|---|
| Horizontal travel | 14 km/h laden and unladen | 10.2 km/h laden and unladen | XC shortens longer transfer routes; A remains economical on shorter warehouse cycles. |
| Lifting performance | Up to 0.61 m/s laden and 0.81 m/s unladen | Up to 0.40 m/s laden and 0.53 m/s unladen | XC is justified when lift frequency and rack height make the extra output usable. |
| Power package | 80 V / 250 Ah CATL lithium battery and 20 kW AC lift motor | 48 V battery with capacity selected by model | Compare shifts, charger input and charging windows, not battery voltage alone. |
| Working range | 1.4–2.5 t, mast options to 13,000 mm, cabin and cold-store choices | 1.2–2.0 t, mast options to 12,500 mm, F2 cold-store version | The load chart and aisle calculation decide the chassis; series ranking alone does not. |
Five checks that protect throughput and rack safety
Operating video helps confirm steering, reach motion and visibility. Final performance is verified against the customer’s rack, pallets and shift cycle.
One material handling plan, not an isolated truck
ForkFocus integrates forklifts, spare parts and hydraulic attachments into unified material handling solutions. For a reach-truck project, we confirm the mast height, fork dimensions, sideshift, battery, charger and planned service items before shipment.
Required forklift attachments, forklift spare parts, inspection records and delivery can be coordinated through our 360 Service and flexible shipment planning.
Frequently asked questions
Which XC model fits a 2,000 kg pallet at high lift?
CQD20 is the floor-level starting point, but the required mast height and real load centre may require a different chassis. We confirm the residual-capacity chart before quotation.
Is the XC Series always better than the A Series?
No. XC offers higher travel and lifting performance, while A can be more cost-effective on shorter, moderate-duty warehouse cycles. The correct choice follows the route and pallets.
Can the XC reach truck work in a cold store?
Cold-storage models are available down to -30 °C. Temperature, condensation, door cycles, heated components and charger position must be confirmed.
What are the normal delivery, warranty and payment terms?
Standard small-capacity forklifts normally require about 30 days after technical confirmation. Warranty is normally 1–2 years or 2,000 working hours, whichever comes first; payment is normally 30% deposit and 70% before delivery, with special terms for special orders.