OPS15 high-level order picker

What the official reference establishes

The supplier names OPS15 in its high-level order-picker section. The readable introduction discusses the operator controls, mast and side battery access. Its matching catalogue photograph shows a front operator compartment enclosed by rails, a tall mast and forks in front of the platform. We retain this product identity and picking-oriented category without claiming a current lift height, payload or supplied equipment package.

Define the work before choosing a configuration

An order picker brings a different selection question from a stand-on pallet stacker: explain how goods are picked and transferred, not only how high a pallet is placed. The similar vertical mast does not make OPS15 another CDD20K version. The available source does not provide a readable complete specification table, so this reference deliberately does not infer capacity or platform height from the OPS15 model number or from the appearance of the machine.

Keep the supply package explicit

Describe the picking units, pallet or carrier dimensions, rack arrangement, platform-access constraints and required working envelope. Request current platform and load ratings, dimensions, permitted applications and the appropriate manufacturer documentation for the proposed version. Have the responsible supplier and site team assess the task and applicable requirements. This page gives no instructions for elevated work, protective equipment selection, inspection or release into service.

Questions for the proposed product

Which version is actually offered?

Ask for the complete model suffix, revision, manufacturer, current datasheet and configuration drawing. Reconcile the quotation, equipment label and delivery documents rather than relying only on a catalogue photograph.

Which site inputs are needed?

Send the actual pallet or picking-unit dimensions, load distribution, route and working envelope. Ask which current documents support the proposed match, and keep unanswered assumptions visible in the comparison.

What is included in the quotation?

List the truck, mast where applicable, forks, battery, charger, accessories, delivery, commissioning, documents and support separately. Confirm the legal entity issuing the quotation and the responsible service route.

From product research to a comparable request

Prepare the requirement around the actual handling or picking task. State the goods, dimensions, load distribution, aisle and overhead constraints, quantity, duty pattern and destination. Request the offered revision and current configuration documents. Keep equipment, energy system, accessories, delivery and support as separate lines so quotations can be compared on the same basis. This reference is a starting point for supplier questions, not an equipment approval.

Sources and evidence boundary

The company-labelled yz-xilin.com homepage, company introduction, relevant catalogue section, readable product introduction and matching original image were checked. The name and Yangzhou address match the existing directory record. Normal HTTP returned readable content; HTTPS has a certificate problem and no certificate check was bypassed. The lower detailed-description region embeds a404 response, so no complete parameter sheet was available there. Product pages are undated; this review date is not a launch date. Only catalogue identity, category and explicitly attributed introductory details are used. Safety, certification, performance, current stock, authorisation and suitability claims are not adopted. Ask for current manufacturer documents and the exact supplying legal entity. This is procurement preparation, not an operating, repair or inspection procedure.

http://www.yz-xilin.com/products/xilinchache/qianyinchejijianxuanchexilie/gaoweijianxuanche/gaoweijianxuancheops15.html

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