Mitsubishi Logisnext Co. Ltd.

Kabushiki Kaisha Kyoto Daiichi Kagaku

Masahiro Yoshioka

Hiroaki Kumazawa

Takuya Sano

Makoto Torikawa

Shinichi Kishimoto

Seiya Ito

Forklift truck

Steering column cover for forklift truck

A steering device includes: a steering handle; an upper shaft to which the steering handle is connected; a lower shaft that is disposed below the upper shaft; a universal joint that connects the upper shaft with the lower shaft; a column tube that covers an outer periphery of the upper shaft; and a parking brake release lever. The column tube has a lever backing bracket that supports the parking brake release lever swingably around an axis orthogonal to an axial direction of the upper shaft, and the parking brake release lever is disposed under the column tube.

Steering device and cargo handling vehicle

Dashboard panel for a forklift truck

Steering column for forklift truck

A cargo handling vehicle includes a universal joint that allows an upper shaft to swing with respect to a lower shaft around a predetermined horizontal axis, a column tube that covers an outer periphery of the upper shaft, and a lockable gas spring that supports the upper shaft via the column tube. The gas spring is disposed under the column tube and connects a cowl with the column tube. The column tube has a cowl backing bracket that is disposed on a side of the universal joint and connected to the cowl, and the cowl supports the cowl backing bracket swingably around the horizontal axis.

A battery lock device for a forklift includes a lock plate capable of moving between a first position and a second position. The lock plate at the first position is configured to keep a battery from being protruded. The lock plate at the second position is configured to enable the battery to be protruded. The battery lock device includes a shaft configured to rotatably support the lock plate with respect to a body, a fixed portion opposed to the lock plate, a lock pin capable of sliding toward the fixed portion in a first direction and away from the fixed portion in a second direction, and a spring configured to press the lock pin in the first direction. First and second holes are provided in the fixed portion. The lock pin is inserted into the first and second holes.

Battery forklift

A battery electric counterbalanced forklift reliably prevents rainwater from entering an electrical part compartment in a counterweight and also allows a battery cover attachment task to be performed more readily than conventionally. The forklift includes a body frame forming a battery compartment within a vehicle body, an openable battery cover closing the battery compartment, a counterweight disposed adjacently behind the body frame, a hinge rotatably joining the body frame and the battery cover, and an inner cover disposed so as to extend widthwise beyond a boundary between the body frame and the counterweight. The inner cover and the hinge are fastened together to the body frame at a portion forming the boundary.

Battery electric counterbalanced forklift

An industrial vehicle includes a vehicle body, a pair of right and left front pillars provided in the front portion of the vehicle body, and a headlight provided on the front pillar. The headlight is provided with a light and a bracket to which the light is attached. The bracket has an attachment plate and a protective frame formed in the front portion of the attachment plate. The protective frame has a vertical frame and a first horizontal frame and a second horizontal frame shorter than the vertical frame.

Industrial vehicle and headlight

An in-vehicle holder accommodates a mobile electronic device, along with a beverage cup. The device is readily viewed by a driver during charging. The holder includes first and second bottom plates, first and second sidewalls extending upward from edges of the bottom plates, and a device port on the second sidewall. The second plate is lower than, and connected to, the first plate via a stepped portion extending in a front/rear direction, and has a left edge connected to the stepped portion, an opposite right edge, a front-side edge, and an opposite back-side edge. The right edge and the front-side edge intersect in a corner raised by an elevated portion by the same amount as a level difference provided by the stepped portion. The second sidewall has a part slanting toward a back side with increasing height and is provided with the port.

In-vehicle holder

An industrial vehicle includes a vehicle body, a head guard provided in the upper portion of the vehicle body, and a lighting device provided on the head guard and illuminating a space in front of the vehicle body. The lighting device is provided with a light illuminating the space in front of the vehicle body and brackets removably attached to a pipe of the head guard. The light is attached to the bracket so as to be positioned below the pipe and positioned beside or behind a front pillar of the head guard.

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Kyoto, Japan

Masahiro Yoshioka