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The cost of an unmanned counterbalance forklift depends on factors like load capacity, automation level, navigation technology (LiDAR, vision-based, or hybrid), and integration with warehouse management systems.Advanced AI capabilities, safety features, and customization for specific workflows also influence pricing.While more expensive than traditional forklifts, the investment is often justified by long-term efficiency gains, reduced labor costs, and improved safety in high-demand industrial environments. 
Leasing or fleet pricing models may also be available to optimize budget planning.The counterbalanced unmanned forklift is an intelligent heavy-duty handling equipment suitable for outdoor or heavy-load logistics scenarios.It has good stability and load capacity and is widely used in ports, building materials, heavy manufacturing and other industries.Main features:Counterbalanced weight design: a counterweight block is configured at the rear of the vehicle body to ensure stability when handling heavy goods.
High load capacity: the load is usually 1 to 10 tons, far exceeding that of ordinary unmanned forklifts.Strong environmental adaptability: equipped with anti-skid tires and reinforced chassis, suitable for outdoor and rugged roads.Intelligent navigation: Laser SLAM+GPS fusion navigation is used to achieve outdoor precise positioning.Safety protection: 360° obstacle detection, automatic obstacle avoidance and emergency braking functions.Counterbalanced unmanned forklifts are particularly suitable for logistics needs with large loads and complex environments. They can replace traditional fuel forklifts, reduce operating costs and improve the level of automation.