Adjustable fork spacing accommodates different load widths for flexible long-material handling.
Multi-directional Forklift
4.0–5.0T Seated Electric Multi-directional Reach Truck MQC40/50
Load Capacity
4,000 kg at 600 mm
Lift Height
4,500–8,000 mm
MQC40/50 series comprises 4.0-tonne and 5.0-tonne seated electric multi-directional reach trucks for long and heavy materials. A 1,300 mm mast reach, wide fork positioner and independent four-wheel steering support straight, sideways and diagonal travel, plus in-situ rotation. Both models offer triplex full-free mast options up to 8,000 mm.
Ideal For
- Heavy steel, timber and construction materials
- Narrow-aisle long-load storage
- Applications requiring 4,000 or 5,000 kg capacity
Product Highlights
Tire design provides stable support and smooth travel during daily handling operations.
Clear sightlines help improve load visibility and operator confidence during transport and stacking.
Technical Data
| Specification | MQC40 | MQC50 |
|---|---|---|
| Model | MQC40 | MQC50 |
| Operation Type | ||
| Load Capacity | 4,000 kg at 600 mm | 5,000 kg at 600 mm |
| Lift Height | 4,500–8,000 mm | 4,500–8,000 mm |
| Mast Type | Single Mast, Duplex Mast, Triple Mast | Single Mast, Duplex Mast, Triple Mast |
| Fork Outside Spread | 560–2,800 mm | 560–2,900 mm |
| Aisle Width | From 2,800 mm* | From 2,800 mm* |
| Battery Spec | 48V/560Ah lead-acid; 48V/700Ah lead-acid; 48V/460Ah or 600Ah lithium battery optional | 80V/500Ah lead-acid; 80V/460Ah or 600Ah lithium battery optional |
Product Description
4.0–5.0T Multi-directional Reach Truck Series
The MiMA MQC40/50 series provides two load-capacity options based on a shared seated multi-directional reach-truck structure. The MQC40 is rated at 4,000 kg, while the MQC50 is rated at 5,000 kg.
Reach and Steering System
Both models provide 1,300 mm mast reach and independently controlled four-wheel steering. They can travel straight, sideways and diagonally and rotate on the spot.
Fork and Aisle Configuration
The MQC40 provides a 560–2,800 mm fork spread, while the MQC50 provides 560–2,900 mm. The reference minimum aisle width starts from 2,800 mm for both models.
Mast Options
Triplex full-free mast options range from 4,500 to 8,000 mm. Standard fork tilt is 2° forward and 5.5° backward. Residual capacity must be checked against the selected lift height and load centre.
Power Systems
The MQC40 uses an 8 kW AC drive motor and a 15 kW lift motor with a 48V electrical system. The MQC50 uses a 7 kW AC drive motor and a 25.4 kW lift motor with an 80V electrical system.
Battery Configurations
The MQC40 uses a 48V/560Ah lead-acid battery as standard, with higher-capacity lead-acid and lithium options. The MQC50 uses an 80V/500Ah lead-acid battery, with 460Ah and 600Ah lithium options.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: What is the main difference between the MQC40 and MQC50?
The MQC40 is rated at 4,000 kg, while the MQC50 is rated at 5,000 kg. They also have different dimensions, motor ratings, battery voltages, fork spreads and residual-capacity charts.
Q2: Which model should be selected?
Selection should be based on the heaviest load, load centre and required lift height. The MQC50 is suitable when the MQC40 load chart does not provide sufficient residual capacity.
Q3: Can the MQC40 or MQC50 lift its rated capacity to 8,000 mm?
No. At an 8,000 mm lift height and 600 mm load centre, the MQC40 is rated for 2,000 kg and the MQC50 for 2,400 kg.
Q4: What is the minimum stacking aisle width?
The reference aisle width starts from 2,800 mm for a 5,000 mm load. The required width increases with load length and depth. Rotation inside the aisle must be calculated separately.
Q5: Which battery options are available?
The MQC40 supports 48V lead-acid and lithium configurations. The MQC50 uses an 80V system with lead-acid or lithium configurations. Battery selection depends on operating hours and charging facilities.
Q6: Can attachments be installed?
Attachments may be available, but their weight and load centre affect residual capacity. The final capacity must be recalculated for the selected attachment and mast.
Q7: Can the truck turn on the spot inside the specified aisle?
The trucks can rotate on the spot, but the published stacking-aisle table does not include this manoeuvre. A separate turning-space calculation is required.
Q8: What information is required for model selection?
Required information includes load weight and dimensions, load centre, lift height, aisle width, rack layout, floor conditions, operating hours, attachment requirements and battery preference.
