RAYMOND 4700C40 SIT-DOWN FORKLIFT

Equipment Overview
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- RAYMOND
- Model
- 4700C40
- Year of Manufacture
- -
- Category
- SIT-DOWN FORKLIFTS
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A+Technical Description
The Raymond 4700C40 is an electric sit-down counterbalanced forklift designed for industrial material handling, offering a load capacity of 4,000 lbs. It features an efficient electric drive system with AC drive and lift motors for reliable power and reduced maintenance. The forklift has a compact footprint, measuring 15.7 ft in length to fork face, 3.4 ft in overall width, and 7.4 ft height to the top of the overhead guard, which enhances maneuverability in tight spaces. Its turning radius is 5.4 ft, supported by unique steering geometry and dual AC drive motors that provide agility superior to many competitors. The mast provides a maximum fork height of 10.7 ft with lift and lower speeds of 106 ft/min and 94 ft/min, respectively. It includes 5 degrees forward and 6 degrees rear mast tilt for load stability and positioning precision. The overall height with the mast lowered is 6.9 ft, fitting most warehouse clearance requirements. Drive features include a maximum travel speed of 10 mph, two front and two rear wheels equipped with cushion tires (drive tires: 12x7x15; steer tires: 16x5x11.25), optimized for indoor flooring surfaces. The forklift incorporates oil-cooled disc brakes for reduced downtime and extended brake life. Operator comfort and safety are ensured with ergonomic controls, a spacious compartment, a grab bar for easy entry and exit, and a deadman seat switch. The model supports side-removal battery access with polymer slides to speed maintenance tasks. Overall, the Raymond 4700C40 combines durability, maneuverability, and operational efficiency for demanding warehouse environments.
Technical Attributes
- Max Fork Height
- 128.40 ''
- Fuel Type
- Electric
- DC Voltage
- 48.00 V DC
- Load Capacity
- 4000 lb
- Turning Radius
- 5.40 ft
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