Reliable diesel-powered material handling across seven load-capacity options, from 1.5 to 3.8 tonnes.
Choose the model that matches your load, available operating space and application. The range includes compact 1.5- and 1.8-tonne units through to the 3.8-tonne CPQD38, with Mitsubishi S4S or Isuzu C240 engine options and an operator-facing LCD display.
Availability and configuration are confirmed during quotation. Model selection should be based on the actual load, load centre, aisle or yard space, lifting height and duty cycle.
The DeltaLift 1.5-3.8 Ton Diesel Forklift range is built for businesses that need dependable handling of palletised goods, materials and equipment in operations where diesel power is appropriate. Seven model choices allow buyers to match the forklift to the required load capacity while accounting for machine width, wheelbase and turning space.
The range starts with compact CPQD15 and CPQD18 models for loads up to 1,500 kg and 1,800 kg. It then progresses through 2,000 kg, 2,500 kg, 3,000 kg and 3,500 kg options to the CPQD38 with a rated capacity of 3,800 kg. Across the range, the 500 mm load centre provides a consistent basis for comparing rated capacities.
An LCD display gives the operator a clear central view of key machine information. Depending on the selected model and configuration, engine options include the Mitsubishi S4S and Isuzu C240. Delta Heavy Equipment can help assess the load, operating environment and available space before preparing a quotation.
Each quotation should identify the selected forklift model and its agreed configuration. The final scope should state the rated capacity, engine, mast and lift-height configuration, fork dimensions, tyres, attachments, safety equipment and any optional accessories included in the price.
Delta Heavy Equipment can assist with model selection and quotation based on the site and application requirements. Where maintenance, parts, operator familiarisation, delivery or other support services are required, these should be listed clearly in the quotation rather than assumed to be included.
Only trained and authorised operators should use the forklift. The machine must be operated within the rated capacity shown on its data plate and in accordance with the applicable operator manual and site rules. Capacity can be affected by lift height, load centre, mast type and attachments, so the final configuration must be reviewed as a complete system.
Before use, confirm that the operating surface, gradients, clearances, ventilation, traffic controls and load-handling procedures are suitable for a diesel forklift. Site-specific risk assessments, pre-use inspections and maintenance requirements remain essential.
Compare the available capacities and request a quotation based on your load, lift height and operating environment.