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Model: HT-CQD-S

1.5–2.5 Ton Stand-Up Electric Reach Truck

Huateng HT-CQD-S — stand-up reach trucks for narrow-aisle storage, with 1.5–2.5 Ton capacity and 24V or 48V platforms. Listed lift heights range from 6,000 to 7,500mm by model.

1.5 – 2.5 Ton

Rated capacity

2,775mm

Min. aisle width

7,500mm

Max. lift height

Stand-Up

Operator position

CONFIGURATION & PRICE

Match Your Reach Truck to Your Warehouse

Confirm your load, rack height, pallet dimensions and aisle width. Compare the selected mast, battery, reach mechanism and delivery terms in your quotation.

Huateng HT-CQD-S is a stand-up reach truck built for narrow-aisle warehousing where every meter of floor space counts. Operating in aisles as narrow as 2,775mm with lift heights up to 7,500mm, it handles multi-tier racking operations that standard counterbalance forklifts simply cannot reach.

Available in 24V and 48V configurations from 1.5 to 2.5 tons, the truck covers a wide range of warehouse demands — from compact low-rise storage to high-bay distribution centers. Both platforms feature AC drive systems with CURTIS controllers, electromagnetic regenerative braking, and electronic steering for precise, low-fatigue handling. The stand-up operator platform allows quick on-off access for high-frequency picking workflows, while the compact body fits through standard freight elevators and tight dock areas.

01 / Handling

Auto Corner Deceleration

1.5–2.5 Ton Stand-Up Electric Reach Truck — configuration overview

Auto Corner Deceleration
Automatically slows in turns — protecting operators, racking, and inventory.

Regenerative Braking
Recovers energy while braking and lowering, extending battery runtime per charge.

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02 / Lift & Control

CURTIS AC Control System

1.5–2.5 Ton Stand-Up Electric Reach Truck — rack and mast requirements

CURTIS AC Control System
US-brand controllers with built-in diagnostics — smooth, reliable, easy to troubleshoot.

Dual Voltage Options
24V for compact operations, 48V for heavy-duty high-bay — one platform, scalable to your needs.

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03 / Application

High-Bay Reach

1.5–2.5 Ton Stand-Up Electric Reach Truck — handling details

High-Bay Reach
Lifts up to 7,500mm with precision control, covering 4–5 tier racking in one truck.

Narrow Aisle Mastery
Works in aisles as narrow as 2,775mm — maximize your warehouse storage density.

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Watch the HT-CQD-S

Reference demonstration from the source product range. Confirm the supplied mast, battery and operator configuration in your quotation.

SPECIFICATIONS

1.5–2.5 Ton Stand-Up Electric Reach Truck
Specifications

HT-CQD-S — Model reference.
Metric units. Check each listed mast configuration.

1.5–2.5 Ton Stand-Up Electric Reach Truck
SpecificationUnitUTR15CUTR20CUTR16UTR20UTR25
Rated Loadkg1,5002,0001,6002,0002,500
Max. Lift Heightmm6,0006,0007,5007,5007,500
Free Lift Heightmm2,0302,0302,5352,5352,535
Min. Aisle Width (1200×1000 pallet)mm2,7752,8302,8652,8652,970
BatteryV / Ah24 / 28024 / 28048 / 30048 / 40048 / 420
Drive MotorkW2.22.24.5 (AC)6.5 (AC)6.5 (AC)
Overall Size (L×W)mm2,355 × 1,0902,385 × 1,0902,440 × 1,2602,440 × 1,2602,520 × 1,270
Vehicle Weight (incl. battery)kg2,5402,7003,3203,5003,600
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