HYSTER E55XN SIT-DOWN FORKLIFT

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OEM
HYSTER
Model
E55XN
Year of Manufacture
-
Category
SIT-DOWN FORKLIFTS

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Technical Description

The Hyster E55XN is a sit-down, four-wheel electric forklift truck designed for indoor warehouse and distribution center operations. This cushion-tire model delivers a rated load capacity of 5,500 lbs with a 24-inch load center, making it suitable for handling standard pallets and materials in confined spaces. The forklift features a compact overall width of 3.6 feet and a turning radius of 6.3 feet, enabling efficient maneuverability in narrow aisles and tight environments. Powered by a 24.7 hp (18 kW) electric motor, the E55XN achieves a maximum travel speed of 10.8 mph and delivers lift and lower speeds of 100 feet per minute, providing productive cycle times for typical warehouse tasks. The machine incorporates a two-stage or three-stage full free-lift mast with 5-degree tip capability in both forward and rear directions, supporting versatile load handling applications. The hydraulic system operates at a relief valve pressure of 2,250 psi with an auxiliary hydraulic flow of 10.6 gpm, enabling smooth and responsive load control. Equipment dimensions include a wheelbase of 4.6 feet, an overall height of 6.9 feet with mast lowered, and a height to top of overhead guard of 7.4 feet, accommodating standard warehouse ceiling heights. The unit features mechanical parking brakes and hydraulic service brakes for safe operation. Operating weight is approximately 6,711 lbs, with front and rear axle loads of 4,312 lbs and 6,290 lbs respectively. Standard cushion tire configuration includes 21x7x15 front tires and 16x5x10.5 rear tires, providing reliable traction and floor protection.

Technical Attributes

DC Voltage
48.00 V DC
Load Capacity
5501 lb
Turning Radius
6.30 ft

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