HYSTER S55FTS (FORTIS ADVANCE+) SIT-DOWN FORKLIFT

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- HYSTER
- Model
- S55FTS (FORTIS ADVANCE+)
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- SIT-DOWN FORKLIFTS
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A+Technical Description
The Hyster S55FTS (Fortis Advance+) is a cushion tire internal combustion forklift engineered for versatile material handling applications. Powered by a 2.4L four-cylinder engine producing 62 horsepower at 2,600 rpm with 123 foot-pounds of torque, this lift truck delivers reliable performance in demanding warehouse and industrial environments. The forklift features a maximum load capacity of 5,500 pounds at a 24-inch load center, with a lifting speed of 119 feet per minute and lowering speed of 88 feet per minute, enabling efficient vertical material movement. The mast offers both forward and backward tilt capabilities of 5 and 8 degrees respectively, enhancing operational flexibility for load positioning. Dimensionally compact yet functional, the S55FTS measures 7.3 feet to fork face with a maximum fork height of 10.9 feet, overall height of 7.1 feet when mast is lowered, width of 3.7 feet, and wheelbase of 4.7 feet. The turning radius of 6.4 feet and right-angle stacking height of 7.6 feet facilitate maneuverability in tight spaces typical of modern facilities. Operating at a maximum speed of 10.6 mph with four cushion tires (two front, two rear), the truck weighs 9,224 pounds, providing stable, controlled operation on smooth surfaces. Ground clearance of 3.6 inches ensures adequate underbody protection during normal use. The Fortis Advance+ technology represents Hyster's commitment to fuel efficiency and operator comfort, making this model an economical choice for businesses seeking dependable mid-range lifting capacity with proven durability.
Technical Attributes
- Load Capacity
- 5500 lb
- Tire Type
- Pneumatic
- Max Fork Height
- 130.80 ''
- Turning Radius
- 6.40 ft
- Fuel Type
- LPG
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