Linde Changzhou sales/service supplier profile / T16 / T20 pedestrian
Linde China catalogue · Changzhou enquiry routeT16 / T20 pedestrian electric pallet trucks
A Linde China catalogue reference for short-distance pallet transport and vehicle loading. Keep pedestrian T16/T20 separate from platform and similarly named MT-series trucks when preparing a Changzhou enquiry.
Identify the enquiry scope
- Official table models
- T16 and T20; pedestrian electric pallet trucks
- Published rated loads
- 1,600 / 2,000 kg at a 600 mm load centre
- Published lifting movement
- 125 mm; low-lift pallet handling, not rack stacking
- Published turning entries
- T16: 1,535/1,605 mm; T20: 1,515/1,585 mm; exact configuration key to confirm
Reviewed 21 October 2026. Dimensions and ratings are attributed to the supplier table, not independent testing; request current exact-model documents.
What the official product catalogue establishes
The official Chinese product body identifies T16 and T20 as walk-behind powered pallet trucks for short horizontal transport and loading or unloading a vehicle. The operator follows the tiller rather than occupying a seated cab or a ride-on platform. These are capacity variants within one reference. They have not been merged with T20SP, other platform versions or the MT15/MT20 catalogue families simply because the numbers look similar. Changzhou’s official sales and service centre is a relevant place to ask about a suitable current offer, but its network listing does not prove that these particular versions are available locally.
Define the work before choosing a configuration
Start with the pallet’s underside as well as its gross weight. Record fork-entry openings, lower deck boards, pallet length, intended entry direction and the available space inside the delivery vehicle. Ask for fork length, outside spacing, lowered height, wheel arrangement and current dimensions. The source lists a 125 mm lift and paired turning-radius values without explaining every configuration behind the slash. Preserve those pairs as a document question; do not pick the smaller number as an aisle requirement. Low-lift travel is different from lifting a load onto warehouse racking, and the 1.6 or 2.0 tonne designation does not establish truck-floor or tail-lift suitability.
Keep the supply package explicit
A useful request describes travel distance, daily handling cycles, gradients, floor transitions, dock equipment and charging opportunities. Include battery, charger, site electrical supply, fork geometry, wheel specification, delivery and training documentation in the proposed package. The catalogue discusses controls and diagnostics, but it does not settle the current battery specification or service package for a local quotation. Its broad statements about braking, material durability and individual fork strength are not treated here as independent tests or instructions for loading, ramp use or servicing.
Questions for the proposed product
Does the proposed truck match this pedestrian family?
Ask for the complete model, series and revision, along with a current photograph and datasheet. Keep platform trucks and similarly named MT variants separate until the supplier explains their relationship. A family-level illustration does not establish the supplied unit, battery compartment or exact controls.
Which pallet and dock interfaces need checking?
Provide pallet drawings or clear underside photographs, load weight, fork-entry direction and route dimensions. Include the delivery vehicle floor and any dock or tail-lift interface for competent review. Request the full dimensional drawing instead of deriving clearances from an image or a turning-radius pair.
What local support and energy package are included?
Have the centre confirm whether it can quote the required version, which entity will invoice it, and who handles delivery and warranty. Request battery and charger identification, maintenance documentation and excluded items. A contact route is useful for enquiry preparation without representing an availability or response-time guarantee.
From product research to a comparable request
Prepare a written requirement with the load, load centre, handling height, support dimensions, site interfaces, operating conditions, destination and quantity. Ask each shortlisted supplier to answer the same requirement and identify assumptions or exclusions. Keep the proposed equipment or attachment, accessories, documentation, delivery and support scope visible as separate lines. An equivalent headline capacity does not by itself make two offers comparable.
Sources and evidence boundary
The product evidence comes from Linde China’s national catalogue. The same company’s official network lists its Changzhou sales and service centre at No. 28 Shunyuan Road. These are two separate evidence roles: a product reference and a local enquiry route. No branch-specific model list, inventory or supply commitment was verified. Ask the centre to confirm whether it can quote and support the exact version. No reliable product release date was established; the review date is not a release date. This reference is not proof of local stock, a delivery date, a current offer, export coverage or a technical approval. Manufacturer benefits and safety, performance, emissions, certification and savings claims have not been independently verified here. Request current exact-model documentation and appropriate technical review for the actual transaction. This is selection and procurement research, not operating or repair guidance.
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