Designed to handle heavy loads on rough terrain. The FR5 EV Fork Lift provides material handling capabilities in tight confinements and on steep grades. The FR5 EV can lift loads as high as 6,000 kg (13,200 lbs) and operate on grades as steep as 20%. It is built specifically for today’s underground trackless mining environment.
| FR5 EV Forklift | |
|---|---|
| Empty | 18,200 kg (40,000 lbs) |
| Width | 2.44 m (96 in) |
| Length (excluding fork attachment) | 5.95 m (235 in) |
| Length (including fork attachment) | 8.08 m (318 in) |
| Tramming Height | 2.72 m (107 in) |
| Steering Angle | +/- 30° |
| Inside Turning Radius | 4.42 m (174 in) |
| Outside Turning Radius | 7.20 m (283 in) |
The MacLean branch in Wangara, Western Australia has been actively providing sales, service, and support solutions to mining customers in the Australian & Asia Pacific Regions since 2010. As a premier source for mining equipment in Australia, the MacLean facility is equipped with a parts warehouse, a service workshop with several workstations set up for component repairs, and a designated section for boom repairs. It also houses exclusive bays for full rebuilds and equipment modifications where equipment audits, teardowns, and testing are performed. The facility also has capabilities to upgrade or modify new equipment before delivering it to mine sites. A recent addition to the MacLean support infrastructure in Australia is the investment in an East Coast branch in Orange, New South Wales, which allows the company to offer prompt service to its customer base in that part of the Australian mining sector.
Furthermore, we have already started supporting expansion efforts in Brisbane and will soon have resources aligned there in the New Year.
Mining customers around the globe place value in the MacLean mining vehicle ownership experience, due to the quality of design and build, and the extent of service and support. This MacLean brand promise of performance, reliability and innovation is why the MacLean mining vehicle footprint is expanding across Australia and throughout the Asia Pacific mining sector.
