
Class I
Electric counterbalance trucks
Sit-down rider trucks with a counterweight — trailer loading, yard-to-rack moves, general warehouse work. Cushion tires indoors, pneumatic outdoors.
Typical voltage
36V / 48V / 80V
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.

Class I
Sit-down rider trucks with a counterweight — trailer loading, yard-to-rack moves, general warehouse work. Cushion tires indoors, pneumatic outdoors.
36V / 48V / 80V

Class II
Reach trucks, order pickers and turret trucks working aisles a counterbalance truck can't enter. The compartment is tighter and the battery is often part of the counterweight.
24V / 36V / 48V

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

Class VI
Tuggers pulling cart trains — order-picking trains, line-side supply, baggage and industrial towing.
| Truck class | What it covers | Typical voltage | Models to start with |
|---|---|---|---|
| Class I | Electric counterbalance trucks | 36V / 48V / 80V | MGT-386456 MGT-386604 MGT-515400 MGT-515519 MGT-800304 MGT-800460 |
| Class II | Electric narrow aisle trucks | 24V / 36V / 48V | MGT-258346 MGT-258536 MGT-515302 MGT-515346 |
| Class III | Electric hand & rider pallet trucks | 24V | MGT-258150 MGT-258346 |
| Class VI | Electric tow tractors | 24V / 48V | MGT-258346 MGT-515346 |
Truck class narrows it down; the compartment decides it. Send the truck model — or the old battery's dimensions if you have them.
Two minutes to send. The truck model is all we need to start — the rest is optional and lives in the same form.
First reply within 24 hours: a proposed model, an indicative price range, and the points we still need to check with you.