Product range — traction
Traction batteries for forklifts, AGVs and fleet equipment
CELLFORGE READOUT — TRACTION · FLEET DUTY, CONFIGURED PER MACHINE
Fleet equipment works its batteries daily, so this range is built around configurable voltage and capacity, and a management system set for the duty.
Specification summary
- Voltage range
- 24V–80V customisable, company-stated
- Cycle life
- Exceeding 5,000 cycles, company-stated
- Configuration
- Capacity, BMS and charging strategy per machine
- Robot model
- SC-4827 · 48V 27Ah for AGV and robot duty
Machines this range is listed for
The company lists traction batteries for forklifts, cranes, AGVs, excavators, golf carts, warehouse cleaning equipment, lawn mowers and robots. If your fleet includes one of these machine types, this range is the place to start.
Traction duty is hard on a battery. Machines often run multiple shifts, so the pack may be deep-cycled daily. Opportunity charging between breaks adds partial cycles. Vibration and shock from travel over rough floors are constant. A pack built for traction should be specified around those realities, not around occasional use.
The company describes the range as configurable, so you can match a pack to the machine rather than the other way round.
Cycle life, stated and caveated
The supplier describes its LiFePO4 traction batteries as exceeding 5,000 cycles. That figure comes with an important caveat: test conditions not stated; ask for the cycle-test report.
Cycle claims are only useful when you can see how they were measured. Before you compare packs from any supplier, ask for the cycle-test report for the exact model. Check the depth of discharge used in the test and the C-rate at which the cells were charged and discharged. A cycle count without those details tells you little about how the pack will perform in your fleet.
Ask for the test reports and certificate documents your market requires for the exact model before you order.
Configuring a pack for a machine
The company states that traction packs are customisable across voltage, capacity, BMS configuration and charging strategies. The stated voltage range for traction is 24V–80V. The BMS is a feature inside the pack, set for the duty of the machine.
To configure a pack, send the machine type and model, the nominal voltage it expects, the capacity you need for a shift, and how the machine is charged during the day. Tell us whether the pack must fit an existing compartment and what connectors the machine uses. If you run a mixed fleet, list each machine type so the packs can be specified separately.
The more detail you send with the inquiry form, the more precisely the pack can be matched to the duty.
Before you order
Which machines is this traction range listed for?
The company lists forklifts, cranes, AGVs, excavators, golf carts, warehouse cleaning equipment, lawn mowers and robots.
What voltage range is available for traction packs?
The company states a customisable voltage range of 24V–80V for traction batteries.
What cycle life does the company claim for traction batteries?
The supplier describes its LiFePO4 traction batteries as exceeding 5,000 cycles. Test conditions not stated; ask for the cycle-test report.
Can the BMS and charging strategy be set for my machine?
The company states that BMS configuration and charging strategies are customisable per machine, along with voltage and capacity.
Configure a pack for your fleet
Send the inquiry form with your application and the machine model details so the pack can be configured to your fleet.
Go to the inquiry form