MiMA MF stand-on reach trucks

What the official reference establishes

MiMA describes MF12, MF18, MF20, MF25 and MF30 as stand-on reach trucks whose mast can move forward and retract. The specification table pairs each short model with a plain code and an SQ column labelled triplex full-free mast. That is a genuine configuration distinction, not ten unrelated product pages. The manufacturer image used for the illustration is a rear three-quarter view; the illustration does not supply unseen dimensional or fork details.

Define the work before choosing a configuration

The page title and body describe a 1.2–3.0-tonne family, but the short description lists 2000–3000 kg. Its table includes 1.2 and 1.8-tonne columns as well as the larger sizes. We retain that scope difference and ask for the actual offered build instead of applying the summary to every model. Plain and SQ columns also differ in mast and envelope data. This family is kept separate from the existing MJ20 articulated and MQK30 multidirectional research pages, which address different truck mechanisms and requirements.

Keep the supply package explicit

Provide the pallet and load distribution, rack layout and levels, overhead obstructions, approach turns, transfer area, floor conditions and shift pattern. Request a current dimensional drawing and load documentation for the full MF or MF-SQ code and its mast. Ask which battery, charger, wheels and options are included. A catalogue aisle width or family maximum height cannot approve a different warehouse layout or establish the capacity remaining at a particular height.

Questions for the proposed product

Which mast and full code are included?

Keep the plain or SQ designation on the quotation, data sheet and drawing. Ask the supplier to explain any difference between the current configuration and the reviewed table.

How should the warehouse requirement be compared?

Use the same pallet, load distribution and dimensioned layout across competing proposals. Ask the responsible supplier and assessor to review the offered truck and site together; this page does not provide a clearance or release-to-service decision.

How does MF differ from the existing MiMA research?

MF is documented here as a mast-reach family. Use the existing MJ20 page for articulated-truck research and MQK30 page for multidirectional long-material research, keeping their claims and configurations separate.

From product research to a comparable request

Prepare a written equipment requirement around the actual load, working envelope, route and duty pattern. Request a full series/model designation and current configuration documents. Compare the truck, energy system or engine, mast, attachments, accessories, delivery and support separately. A shared short code, similar appearance or catalogue capacity class does not establish that two offers are equivalent.

Sources and evidence boundary

The manufacturer-controlled MiMA website identifies Hefei Banyitong Science & Technology Developing Co., Ltd. and the Daihe Road/Cailun Road crossing in Xinzhan District, Hefei, matching this supplier record. The selected product body and its own image were read over HTTPS. Product pages are undated; image upload folders are not treated as launch dates. Model labels and values remain attributed catalogue information. Each source discrepancy described above stays unresolved until the correct current documents are obtained. For MHC, the differently labelled MHA/MH13 download is excluded. No stock, dealer authority, compliance, safety, performance or compatibility guarantee is inferred. This is purchasing preparation, not operating, installation, maintenance or release-to-service instruction.

https://www.mimaforklift.com/reach-truck/mf12-mf30/

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