Heavy-duty Electric Handling
Moves loads up to 4,000 kg without tailpipe emissions.
Electric Counterbalance Forklift
3.5–4.0T Heavy-duty Four-wheel Electric Counterbalance Forklift MK35/40
MK35/40 is a heavy-duty four-wheel electric counterbalance forklift range with 3,500 or 4,000 kg capacity and lift heights up to 7,000 mm. Its low-centre chassis, powerful AC system, hydraulic steering and wide-view mast provide controlled handling, while extensive battery, tyre, cabin and attachment options support demanding industrial and logistics applications.
Ideal For
- Heavy palletised materials and industrial components
- Manufacturing plants, loading areas and distribution centres
- Applications requiring electric power with heavy-duty capability
Product Features
Product Highlights
Key features designed to support safer, more efficient and more productive material handling.
Stable Four-wheel Platform
Low battery placement supports controlled handling of heavier loads.
Extensive Customisation
Cabins, tyres, batteries and specialised attachments can be application-matched.
Product Data
Technical Specifications
Compare the available MK35 / MK40 configurations and discuss the required capacity, lift height and operating environment with our team.
| Specification | MK35 | MK40 |
|---|---|---|
| Model | MK35 | MK40 |
| Operation Type | Seated | Seated |
| Load Capacity | 3500kg | 4000kg |
| Lift Height | 2,000–7,000 mm | 2,000–7,000 mm |
| Mast Type | Duplex / Duplex Full Free / Triplex Full Free | Duplex / Duplex Full Free / Triplex Full Free |
| Fork Outside Spread | 250–1,050 mm | 355–1,075 mm |
| Aisle Width | 3889mm | 3889mm |
| Battery Specification | 80V/400–500Ah lead-acid; lithium options available | 80V/400–500Ah lead-acid; lithium options available |
Product Overview
Product Details
Heavy-duty Electric Forklift Platform
The MK35/40 range is developed for heavier manufacturing, logistics and warehouse duties. Capacities of 3,500 and 4,000 kg allow large pallets, production materials and industrial components to be handled electrically.
Low-centre Chassis Stability
The transverse drive arrangement and low battery position help centralise vehicle mass. This supports smooth cornering and controlled load movement during transport and stacking.
Powerful AC Drive System
An 80V full AC system provides the power required for heavier loads, ramps and repeated travel cycles. Regenerative and reverse braking support controlled deceleration and energy efficiency.
Visibility, Comfort and Safety
A wide-view mast supports forward visibility. Adjustable seating, hydraulic steering, OPS monitoring, lift limiting and controlled lowering help protect the operator, load and floor.
Configurable for Industrial Applications
Different tyres, mast heights, batteries, cabins and hydraulic functions are available. Fork positioners, clamps, rotators and other specialised attachments can be integrated after application review.
Product Support
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about MK35 / MK40. For application-specific advice, contact MiMA Australia.
Q1: What is the difference between the MK35 and MK40?
The MK35 is rated at 3,500 kg, while the MK40 is rated at 4,000 kg. Their chassis dimensions are similar, but the required residual capacity and attachment configuration may differ.
Q2: Can these models replace an internal-combustion forklift?
They can replace an IC forklift in many indoor and suitable outdoor applications. Floor condition, gradients, working hours, charging infrastructure and weather exposure must be assessed.
Q3: Is 7,000 mm lift available for every load?
Mast options reach up to 7,000 mm, but rated capacity is not maintained at every height. The relevant load chart must confirm the required load at the target elevation.
Q4: Which tyre type should be used?
Pneumatic tyres provide more cushioning on suitable uneven surfaces. Solid tyres reduce puncture risk and are often selected for industrial yards and intensive applications.
Q5: Can the MK35/40 be customised?
Yes. Available configurations include cabins, cold-storage preparation, different batteries, hydraulic controls, tyre types and load-specific attachments.
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