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Product Description
Product Introduction
"The 'Di Niu' is a very common and widely used term in the industry. Its scientific name is the manual hydraulic pallet truck, though it is sometimes directly referred to as a 'manual forklift' or simply a 'Di Niu vehicle.'"
Simply put, the ground bull is a lightweight and compact handling device that requires no external power source and can be operated entirely by manual labor, making it ideal for short-distance transportation and stacking of goods. It is one of the commonly used handling tools in warehouses, workshops, supermarkets, freight stations, and other similar environments.
Main components
- Fork: The front section inserted beneath the pallet, typically made of steel and available in various sizes and thicknesses to accommodate different types of pallets.
- Handle: The component used by operators to push, pull, steer, and lift/lower the load.
- Hydraulic Lifting System: The Core Component. By pressing the handle up and down, the hydraulic pump is activated, forcing hydraulic oil into the cylinder. This action lifts the internal lifting frame, thereby raising the forks and the load.
- Steering wheels: Located at the handle end, typically two in number, they can rotate 360 degrees and enable flexible steering.
- Load-bearing wheels: Located at the front end of the forks, typically two in number, they are responsible for primary load support and rolling motion.
- Control Lever/Safety Handle
Lift/Lower Control Lever: Controls the on/off of the hydraulic system, enabling cargo lifting and controlled slow descent.
Brake lever: Available on select models, it locks the wheels when used on slopes or in situations requiring secure positioning.
How it works
The operator inserts the forks into the bottom of the pallet, then repeatedly presses the handle up and down—similar to operating a well pump—to lift the load off the ground via the hydraulic system (typically raising it 5–15 centimeters). Once lifted, the load can be easily pulled or pushed toward its intended destination. Finally, the operator activates the lowering control lever to gently lower the load back onto the ground.
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