Electric Reach Stacker — QQCTD
Category background illustration; not evidence of the exact model or working limits.
Model inquiry reference. Exact configuration and supply terms require confirmation.
Before comparing this reference
QQCTD is the reference used on this page. Ask the offer to identify the manufacturer and complete model designation, together with the mast, battery, charger and included equipment.
A verified photograph of the exact proposed configuration is not available on this page. Request dated photographs and the identification plate before confirming an offer.
Discuss this referenceStored catalogue reference
Source: Jichuan, Catalogue of JC-forklift, PDF page 18 (printed pages 31–32), QQCTD table. These are historical catalogue entries, not a current offer or confirmation of the truck supplied. The catalogue revision date and current configuration have not been verified.
| Model shown | QQCTD |
| Rated load listed | 2000 kg |
| Lift-height columns listed | 1600 mm / 2000 mm |
| Load centre listed | 500 mm |
| Fork length listed | 1100 mm |
| Drive / lift motor listed | 1.2 / 2.2 kW |
Rated load and lift-height entries do not establish the permissible load at each height. Ask for the exact mast configuration and applicable capacity documentation before equipment selection.
Items requiring confirmation
Overall dimensions: the old page combined the 2000 mm lift entry with dimensions from the other catalogue column. That combined specification has been withdrawn. Request a current dimensioned drawing for the proposed mast and chassis.
Battery: the table lists 24 V / 220 Ah, while the brochure prose mentions 270 Ah / 400 Ah. The document does not resolve that difference. None of these entries is treated here as the confirmed battery supplied; request matching battery and charger identification.
Operating and supply claims: this page does not approve a slope, aisle or operating task. Runtime, wheel brand, customization, certification, manufacturer relationship and availability require confirmation for the exact offer.
What to include in your inquiry
- Load weight and dimensions, pallet type and orientation, and intended attachments.
- Required lift height, rack layout, aisle measurements and access restrictions.
- Shift pattern, travel requirements and charging opportunities.
- Quantity, destination and the equipment or documents required in the offer.
Documents to request with the offer
| Load and mast | Exact-model data sheet, mast drawing and applicable capacity documentation. |
| Warehouse layout | Configuration-specific dimensions and a review using your pallet and site information. |
| Battery and charger | Identified battery and charger models, electrical specifications and included accessories. |
| Commercial terms | Dated availability, quantity, price basis, delivery terms and relevant product documents. |
Manufacturer relationships, customization, certifications and stock require separate confirmation. This reference page is not equipment approval or an operating instruction.
Questions before an inquiry
Does the catalogue rating approve my load at every height?
No. The stored table lists a rated load of 2000 kg, but this page does not establish residual capacity for your load, mast height or attachments. Request the exact configuration and applicable capacity documentation.
Which battery and overall dimensions should I use?
Request a current configuration sheet. The stored catalogue gives different battery capacities in its prose and table, and the dimension columns require confirmation. This page does not combine those figures into a confirmed configuration.
Are stock, minimum order quantity and delivery confirmed?
No. Request a dated offer identifying the exact configuration, quantity, destination, included equipment and delivery terms.
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Evidence boundary: This is an alternative family for research, not identification of the historical Jichuan QQCTD. MiMA dimensions, mast choices and batteries must not resolve or replace the QQCTD catalogue discrepancies.
Compare a current family without rewriting the stored catalogue
Keep two records: the historical QQCTD reference and the current supplier proposal. Attach the new supplier model sheet and drawing to the offer instead of combining their numbers with the old catalogue. Ask the supplier to identify the mast, operator position, reach arrangement and included battery. A similar nominal capacity establishes a comparison topic; it does not authenticate a manufacturer relationship or make components interchangeable.
Describe the task and configuration
Provide pallet drawings and entry direction, load dimensions, rack elevations, aisle measurements and obstructions. Separate lift-height requirement from capacity at that height, and request the applicable configuration documents. Record whether the operator stands or walks and which position is used in the dimensioned drawing. Keep charger and battery identities together and retain any unresolved catalogue conflict in the comparison.
Request a comparable written response
Use one requirement brief for the shortlisted companies. Include quantity, destination, required timing and the technical inputs still awaiting measurement. Ask each proposal to distinguish included equipment, optional items and unresolved assumptions. Keep the dated model sheet, dimensional drawing, relevant documents and commercial terms together. If two documents disagree, request clarification against the exact proposed configuration before treating either number as final.
Connect equipment identification with parts sourcing
After the offered machine is identified, retain the complete designation, identification-plate details and component documentation with the procurement record. Replacement engine, hydraulic, wheel, charger or electrical requests should refer to the actual assembly and identifiers. The existing parts-matching path remains available for that information. Supplier discovery does not establish that a component is stocked, interchangeable or authorized for a particular machine.