Company description
Xunpu’s website identifies the company in Foshan and presents battery sales and service across several applications. Its visible product and company material includes electric-forklift traction batteries, with example voltage, capacity and truck-brand references, as well as battery-use and charging guidance. That makes the company relevant to a Foshan parts search focused on traction batteries rather than general mechanical components.
The website also covers batteries for vehicles, marine, backup-power and other uses. Buyers should therefore make the forklift application explicit and avoid treating a general battery brand or nominal voltage as a complete match. A traction-battery request needs truck identity, compartment constraints, connector details, duty cycle and charger compatibility.
Website-documented scope
- forklift traction batteries
- lead-acid battery products
- battery sales and service
- battery-use and charging guidance
The listed scope describes what was visible on the company website on the review date. ForkliftIQ has not inferred current inventory, brand authorization, manufacturing status, export availability, battery condition, service radius or compatibility with a particular truck.
What to send for a battery enquiry
Start with the forklift brand, model and serial or chassis information. Photograph the truck nameplate, existing battery label, connector, cable orientation and battery compartment. Record nominal system voltage, battery capacity, tray dimensions, weight where available, connector type and polarity, cable position, retaining system and the charger nameplate. State whether the request is for a new battery, replacement cells, inspection, repair or another service.
Add the operating profile: hours per shift, shifts per day, average and peak loads, charging windows, ambient temperature, indoor or outdoor use and whether opportunity charging is expected. Battery selection affects runtime, charging, weight and truck stability. The supplier should confirm the proposed battery against the truck and charger rather than matching only a headline voltage and amp-hour figure.
How to compare battery proposals
Ask each supplier to identify the exact offered battery type, nominal voltage, rated capacity, cell arrangement, tray dimensions, assembled weight, connector and cable configuration, included accessories, condition, production or test date, warranty terms and delivery basis. If the offer uses a brand reference, ask whether it describes the cell manufacturer, assembled battery, distribution source or a compatibility statement.
Confirm the charger relationship separately. Request the charger’s input and output data, charging profile, connector, communication requirements and any temperature or ventilation conditions. A physically fitting battery is not enough if the charger profile or truck controls are incompatible. Where battery weight forms part of the truck counterweight, the proposed assembled weight and securing method need particular attention.
For a used, repaired or reconditioned battery, ask for capacity-test evidence, test method, date, cell condition, repair history and the warranty boundary. Terms such as “good condition” or “reconditioned” do not provide a comparable technical basis without measured data and an agreed acceptance condition.
Safety and documentation boundary
Industrial battery work involves electrical energy, heavy components, charging gases and chemical exposure. Installation, charging-area design, lifting, connector changes, maintenance and disposal should follow the truck, battery and charger documentation and the rules that apply at the buyer’s site. ForkliftIQ does not use a supplier listing to approve a battery or prescribe a repair procedure.
Keep the enquiry evidence and final supplier response together. The pack should include nameplates, photographs, dimensions, charger data, duty description, proposed battery specification, drawings where relevant, warranty, handling instructions, safety data and unresolved questions. Ask the party supplying the battery to confirm compatibility and installation responsibility in writing.
Questions to resolve before ordering
- What exact battery construction, voltage, capacity, tray and weight are offered?
- How was fitment checked against the truck and existing compartment?
- Is the existing charger compatible with the proposed battery and charging profile?
- What connector, cable orientation and accessories are included?
- What test evidence, warranty, installation and after-sales service are included?
- How will the old battery be handled, transported or recycled?
Frequently asked questions
Can voltage and capacity alone identify a forklift battery?
No. The tray, weight, connector, cable layout, charger profile and truck-specific constraints also matter. Send nameplate and compartment evidence before requesting a final match.
Does this page show current stock?
No. It records website-documented scope. Availability, production or test date, condition and lead time require a current supplier response.
Why is the supplier website plain text?
The source address is visible for identification, while the ForkliftIQ profile remains the directory destination. The address is deliberately not a clickable outbound link.
Featured placement, verified business fields, detailed product catalogues and enquiry routing may be offered later as paid listing services. This page currently remains a neutral research record.