3 Ton Diesel Forklift

The ROYAL range includes models C15, C18, C20, C25, C30, C35, C40, C45 and C60 corresponding to nominal capacities from 1.5 tonne up to 6.0 tonne. The product listing you provided highlights the 1.5 t, 2.5 t, 3.0 t, 3.5 t and 4.0 t variants — confirm with your dealer which specific models are in stock.

The forklifts are offered with Diesel, Gasoline or LPG power options. The diesel variant can be fitted with an origin Japanese engine as stated in the product name — confirm engine model and origin with your supplier.

Rated load capacity depends on model. A common configuration (C30) is rated at 3,000 kg. Rated lift height across the listed models is typically 3,000 mm. Always check the model-specific data plate for exact ratings.

The mast tilt specification is 6° forward / 12° backward. Free-lift heights vary by model (examples in the line: ~115–150 mm); refer to the model datasheet for exact free-lift values.

Typical travel speeds are 20 km/h when unloaded and 18.5 km/h when fully loaded (model-dependent).

The forklifts feature a compact turning radius around 2,420 mm (model dependent), which helps maneuverability in narrow aisles and congested sites.

Maximum gradeability is rated at 20% (verify whether this is expressed as % or degrees on the specification sheet for the exact model).

'Tire 4' indicates a 4-wheel configuration. Tire type (pneumatic, solid/cushion or non-marking) is selectable depending on application — specify required tire type when ordering.

Overall dimensions (length, width, mast heights) and total operating weight vary by model. Example ranges in the line: widths around 1,120–1,220 mm and machine weights that vary significantly by capacity. Ask your dealer for the exact datasheet for the model you plan to purchase.

Common safety items for these forklifts include overhead guard, seat belt, horn, lights (head/reverse), mirrors and backup alarm. Additional safety aids such as load backrests, lights or cameras can be added; confirm the factory or dealer fitted safety package.

Common attachments include fork extensions, side shifters, paper or carton clamps, rotators and specialized forks. Attachment compatibility depends on mast, carriage and hydraulic options — verify compatibility for your intended attachments.

Follow the operator's manual, but typical practice is: daily pre-operation checks (fluid leaks, tires, controls), periodic checks every 50–250 hours (filters, fluids, brake/drive checks) and more comprehensive service at recommended hourly intervals (e.g., 250–500 hours) depending on usage. Use OEM parts and record all service.

Match the forklift to your application by assessing: required load capacity (with safety margin), rated lift height and free-lift, load centre distance, aisle width and turning space, ground conditions and gradeability, fuel preference (diesel/gas/LPG), and attachments needed. If unsure, provide sample loads and workspace dimensions to your dealer for selection help.

Spare parts and service availability depend on your dealer or distributor network. Ask your supplier about local parts inventory, authorized service centers and lead times before purchase.

Contact the seller or authorized dealer and request the model-specific technical datasheet. Provide the model code (e.g., C30) and desired configuration (engine type, mast, tires, attachments) so the dealer can supply accurate spec sheets and quotation.