
NISSAN PE40Y SIT-DOWN FORKLIFTS
Specifications & Market Value

Technical Description
The Nissan PE40Y forklift is an electric-powered industrial lift truck designed for efficient material handling with a rated load capacity of 4000 lbs at a 24-inch load center. It features a compact turning radius of 5.9 feet and a right-angle stack dimension of 7.2 feet, enabling maneuverability in confined warehouse spaces. The forklift's mast provides a lifting speed of 72 feet per minute, supporting quick and precise load elevation. Powered by an electric engine, the PE40Y operates at a maximum speed of 11.4 mph (18 kph), suitable for versatile indoor and outdoor applications. It rides on a four-wheel configuration with two front and two rear wheels, offering stability and balance during operations. This model is part of Nissan's PE series, well-regarded for durability and performance in material handling tasks. The electric drive enhances environmental friendliness by eliminating emissions, and the size and specifications suggest suitability for medium-duty tasks in logistics and warehousing environments. Overall, the PE40Y effectively combines power, maneuverability, and load handling capacity, suitable for businesses requiring reliable forklift performance with a 4000 lb load rating.
Technical Attributes
- Load Capacity
- 4000 lb
- Turning Radius
- 5.90 ft
- Fuel Type
- Electric
Dimensions
- Size
- 6.83 ft L x 3.5 ft W
Category
- MATERIAL HANDLING
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Data Accuracy and Verification
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