Start from the truck you already run

Forklifts are classified by what they do, not by brand. Pick your class and we'll point you at the voltage class and the models that normally fit it — then confirm it against your actual compartment.

Line drawing of a Class III electric pallet truck

Class III

Electric hand & rider pallet trucks

Walkies, end-control riders and low-lift pallet trucks. Small compartments, single-shift duty, charger tucked in the corner of the aisle.

These are typical voltage classes, not a compatibility guarantee. Compartment dimensions, battery weight acting as counterweight and connector type decide the final model — that is exactly what the fit check is for. Send your truck model and we come back within 24 hours with a proposed pack and a price range.
Truck classWhat it coversTypical voltageModels to start with
Class IElectric counterbalance trucks36V / 48V / 80VMGT-386456 MGT-386604 MGT-515400 MGT-515519 MGT-800304 MGT-800460
Class IIElectric narrow aisle trucks24V / 36V / 48VMGT-258346 MGT-258536 MGT-515302 MGT-515346
Class IIIElectric hand & rider pallet trucks24VMGT-258150 MGT-258346
Class VIElectric tow tractors24V / 48VMGT-258346 MGT-515346

Know your class. Now let's check the compartment.

Truck class narrows it down; the compartment decides it. Send the truck model — or the old battery's dimensions if you have them.

1Truck class + model (Class I, Toyota 8FBCU25, etc.)
2We match voltage, capacity and connector.
3Proposal and price range within 24 hours.

Start your fit check

Two minutes to send. The truck model is all we need to start — the rest is optional and lives in the same form.

  • Truck make & model — one model is enough, or a photo of the data plate
  • What you need — a quote, a cost comparison, a fit check, or just a question
  • If you have them — compartment, connector, capacity, shifts, fleet size
Open the form →

First reply within 24 hours: a proposed model, an indicative price range, and the points we still need to check with you.