Adjustable seating, integrated controls and electric steering help reduce operator effort.
Electric Reach Truck
2.5-3.0T Heavy-Duty Sit-down Electric Reach Truck MFZ25/30
Load Capacity
2,500 kg
Lift Height
3,600-8,500 mm
MFZ25/30 is a heavy-duty sit-down electric reach truck range for 2,500 and 3,000 kg loads, with lift heights up to 8,500 mm. A robust retractable mast, electric proportional hydraulics, all-wheel braking and a 48V power system provide controlled handling of heavier pallets in warehouse aisles, production stores and industrial logistics operations.
Ideal For
- Heavy palletised materials and industrial components
- Production stores requiring 2.5 or 3.0 tonne capacity
- High-density warehouses with restricted counterbalance-forklift space
Product Highlights
Triplex full-free mast configurations provide lift heights up to 12,500 mm.
Technical Data
| Specification | MFZ25 | MFZ30 |
|---|---|---|
| Model | MFZ25 | MFZ30 |
| Operation Type | ||
| Load Capacity | 2,500 kg | 3,000 kg |
| Lift Height | 3,600-8,500 mm | 3,600-8,500 mm |
| Mast Type | Duplex Mast, Triple Mast | Duplex Mast, Triple Mast |
| Fork Outside Spread | 250-750 mm | 254-750 mm |
| Aisle Width | 2,915 mm | 2,960 mm |
| Battery Spec | 48V/700Ah lead-acid; 48V/460Ah lithium | 48V/700Ah lead-acid; 48V/460Ah lithium |
Product Description
Heavy-Duty Reach Handling
The MiMA MFZ25/30 extends the reach-truck concept to heavier warehouse loads. Rated capacities of 2,500 and 3,000 kg make the range suitable for palletised industrial materials, production inventory and applications requiring more capacity than a standard warehouse reach truck.
Compact Alternative for Restricted Aisles
The retractable mast moves forward for pallet placement and returns the load towards the chassis for travel. This arrangement reduces right-angle stacking space compared with many equivalent-capacity counterbalance forklifts while retaining seated operation.
Robust Mast up to 8,500 mm
Triplex full-free mast configurations cover lift heights from 3,600 to 8,500 mm. The mast and reach mechanism are designed to support controlled load movement during high-frequency stacking and retrieval.
Residual capacity must be calculated according to the selected height, load centre and attachment.
Electric Proportional Hydraulics
Electric proportional controls allow the operator to regulate lift, lower and reach movements accurately. This supports smoother pallet positioning, particularly when handling heavier loads or working at elevated rack levels.
Controlled Travel and Operator Support
All-wheel braking supports controlled deceleration, while electric steering reduces steering effort in repetitive operations. An adjustable seat, integrated controls and a multifunction display help operators maintain a consistent working position throughout the shift.
48V Battery Configurations
A 48V/700Ah lead-acid battery provides capacity for demanding warehouse schedules. A 48V/460Ah lithium battery is available for operations requiring opportunity charging and reduced routine battery maintenance. Battery selection should follow an assessment of travel distance, lift frequency and shift pattern.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: What is the difference between the MFZ25 and MFZ30?
The MFZ25 is rated for 2,500 kg, while the MFZ30 is rated for 3,000 kg. Both offer lift heights up to 8,500 mm and use the same mast and battery ranges. The MFZ30 requires slightly more stacking aisle width.
Q2: When should I choose the MFZ25/30 instead of the MFZ16/20?
Choose the MFZ25/30 when regular loads exceed 2,000 kg or when additional capacity reserve is required. The MFZ16/20 provides greater maximum lift height, while the MFZ25/30 prioritises heavier load handling.
Q3: Can the MFZ25/30 replace a counterbalance forklift?
It can replace a counterbalance forklift in some indoor storage and production applications where loads are palletised and aisle space is restricted. It is not a direct replacement for dock, rough-ground or unrestricted outdoor work.
Q4: What aisle width is required?
The specified aisle width is 2,915 mm for the MFZ25 and 2,960 mm for the MFZ30 with a 1,000 × 1,200 mm pallet handled across the forks. Actual planning must include load dimensions, rack clearance and operational safety margins.
Q5: Can it carry 2,500 or 3,000 kg at 8,500 mm?
The nominal capacity does not automatically apply at maximum lift height. Residual capacity depends on mast selection, load centre, fork length and attachments. The load chart for the final truck configuration must be checked against the heaviest pallet stored at height.
Q6: Can sideshift or fork-positioning attachments be installed?
Hydraulic attachments can be configured according to the load and pallet type. Attachment weight and forward offset reduce residual capacity and can increase the required aisle width, so these factors must be included in the dealer’s selection calculation.
