Henan Jingcheng Xiandai Forklift Co., Ltd. — FLIFT

Company and source context

The company-controlled site identifies Henan Jingcheng Xiandai Forklift Co., Ltd. and uses FLIFT for its equipment business. Its material-handling catalogue includes conventional trucks, warehouse equipment and specialist routes. A reviewed page explicitly markets the CQD20-30 reference for truck-mounted delivery duties.

Location and contracting identity

This record is filed at Henan province level. The reviewed About and Contact pages do not establish a sufficiently clear current street address or city for this record. A telephone area code is not used as factory-location proof. Ask for the legal registration and current manufacturing and contracting addresses.

Equipment enquiry focus

For the CQD20-30 enquiry, identify the carrying vehicle and unloading task. Request a vehicle-specific mounting proposal, fixing and mounting-load records, transport securement instructions and a model-specific mast drawing. Resolve the source’s headline and table height difference before comparing an offer. Do not copy its general warranty paragraph into an electric-model contract.

What the record establishes

A company website gives an identifiable publisher, a product discovery route and a place to start a written enquiry. It does not prove current stock, ownership of every illustrated machine, exclusive distribution, measured performance or approval of a buyer’s application. ForkliftIQ has not inspected the factory or audited the transaction. Preserve the difference between a supplier’s published statement and a controlled document for the offered equipment.

Use the company name, website, full model code and quotation reference together. Ask who is the legal seller, who manufactures the equipment and who is responsible for commissioning and service. Brand wording alone can be insufficient when a proposal is delivered through another business or regional channel.

Make the request specific

Send load mass, dimensions, centre of gravity, required lift or reach, working space, route and duty cycle. Explain loading interfaces, supporting points, floor conditions and environmental limits. Include a drawing or photographs where they clarify the requirement. Ask every supplier to answer the same written specification so exclusions and configuration differences are visible.

Request the exact configuration, options, drawing revision, data sheet, instructions and capacity information. A product-family page can describe several machines. Keep the offered model’s values and conditions together instead of selecting the best headline from different versions. Record every unresolved discrepancy and require an identified responsible party to clarify it.

Documents and commercial responsibility

Ask which destination-specific documents apply to the proposed equipment. A general quality-system or certification statement on a company page does not establish compliance of one machine or installation. Require the document identity, applicable model and responsible issuer for the offered configuration. Do not infer approval from a logo, category name or an unverified certificate image.

Identify the seller, Incoterm, delivery place, included options, commissioning scope, document language and acceptance criteria. Request warranty coverage, exclusions, starting event, response route and service responsibility in writing. Published marketing lead times and broad after-sales claims should not be treated as contract commitments.

Parts and lifecycle preparation

Preserve the machine plate, model, serial number, mast or lifting-system identity, attachment details and relevant powertrain records. For a component enquiry, add the original part number, drawing, mounting dimensions, connectors and ports. Ask the responsible supplier to state the catalogue or supersession record used for a replacement; appearance alone does not prove interchangeability.

Define the source of spare parts, inspection information, service documentation and technical support before purchase. Include expected downtime, local support and maintenance access in the comparison. A company’s broad spare-parts statement does not establish availability of a particular model-specific component.

How to use this supplier profile

Use this page to connect company research to a documented equipment enquiry. Compare relevant manufacturers using the same load and site requirement, and retain their dated responses. A directory listing is not a ranking, endorsement, factory certification or promise that a seller can deliver every product mentioned on its website.

ForkliftIQ provides original buyer questions around the identifiable source. Manufacturer statements remain attributed, and the final commercial and engineering review belongs to the responsible supplier and buyer teams. Current capability, legal identity, addresses, documents and the complete offer still require confirmation. No outreach has been sent as part of preparing this record.

Company-controlled sources

Website: https://www.hnxdcc.com/

https://www.hnxdcc.com/about.html

https://www.hnxdcc.com/contact.html

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Preserve the application review

For delivery work, keep the carrying-vehicle proposal separate from the unloading-machine proposal. Ask the responsible parties to identify the approved installation, transport arrangement and load conditions in a single controlled document set. Define who reviews a later change to the vehicle, mounting kit, mast or unloading task. Preserve the original mounting and securement instructions with the delivered equipment. A familiar brand or similar transport illustration does not establish that a changed vehicle pairing remains approved.