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Yale updates flagship electric counterbalanced lift truck for increased efficiency, visibility and configurability

Yale Lift Truck Technologies ERC2.2-3.5VG2
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Yale Lift Truck Technologies ERC2.2-3.5VG2

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  • Yale introduces the ERC2.2-3.5VG2 electric cushion tyre lift truck, designed for high-intensity warehouse applications with capacities from 2,200 to 3,500 kg.

  • The ERC-VG2 series offers up to 65% faster lift speeds and 20% lower energy consumption than previous models, enhancing productivity and runtime.

  • Operator visibility is improved with the largest through-mast window in its class, and ergonomic features reduce fatigue and improve maneuverability.

  • Configurable options, including Intelimatch™ and Duramatch™ settings and various battery types, allow customization for specific operational demands.

  • Maintenance is simplified with sealed wet brake axles, tool-free service points, and over-the-air diagnostics, while telemetry and optional pedestrian awareness systems enhance safety and monitoring.

Yale Lift Truck Technologies announces the ERC2.2-3.5VG2, a 2,200- to 3,500 kg capacity electric cushion tyre lift truck designed for high-intensity warehousing applications. The ERC-VG2 series takes elements of the proven ERC-VG model and enhances them with next-generation technology and ergonomic improvements that boost operational efficiency.

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Benefits of the ERC-VG2 series include up to 65% faster lift and lower speeds compared to leading competitors, helping operators move more loads, reduce delays, and keep operations ahead of schedule. Plus, up to 20% reduced energy consumption over the previous model, according to VDI cycle testing, for extended runtimes to match demanding duty cycles. It also features the largest through-mast window in its class, which is 34% larger than the previous model, for outstanding forward visibility.

The configurability of the ERC-VG2 series gives customers the flexibility to choose a solution tailored to their application, duty cycle, and performance goals. The Intelimatch™ configuration is optimised for everyday warehouse operations, while Duramatch™ is engineered for high-throughput, multi-shift environments. This enables customers to precisely balance performance, efficiency, and runtime to meet operational demands. The ERC-VG2 is also available with a range of battery options, including lead acid, thin plate pure lead and factory-integrated lithium-ion power.

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In addition to outstanding forward visibility, clear sightlines and a near-zero turn radius help operators navigate tight spaces efficiently. The operator compartment is available with suspended and air ride seat options to reduce shock and vibration transmitted to the operator, intuitive controls, and flip-up armrests to help operators stave off fatigue and work efficiently.

“Supply chains and warehouse operations run on tight margins, and are pushed to squeeze as much productivity as possible from scarce labour resources,” said Lauren Grady, Product Manager, Yale Lift Truck Technologies. “The ERC-VG2 series pushes electric forklifts forward with key improvements that help operations do more with less and keep total cost of ownership in check.”

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The truck is designed for reduced maintenance compared to the previous model, with fully sealed wet brake axles requiring 20% less service over the life of the truck. When service is necessary, quick-access panels, tool-free service points, and over-the-air diagnostics boost maintenance efficiency and minimise downtime.

The ERC-VG2 comes with the wireless monitoring tier of the Yale Vision telemetry system as standard and the  Dynamic Stability System is available as an option. Operations can also opt  to add the Yale Reliant pedestrian awareness camera, designed to boost operator awareness and provide timely intervention, helping prevent incidents before they occur.

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Source: Yale