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APT-50/70 AC + EPS
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Handling pallets at 5 to 7 tons is categorically different from standard warehouse pallet transport. At this weight range, resistance forces during steering and maneuvering scale significantly — and in facilities without power steering, operator fatigue, inefficiency, and safety risk rise with every tonne added to the load.
The Noveltek APT-50/70 AC Electric Pallet Truck with EPS is purpose-built for heavy industrial material handling. The EPS (Electronic Power Steering) system provides 185° of full-arc steering arm operation with power-assisted control — making the handling of a 7-ton pallet load as ergonomically manageable as a standard 2-ton load. For facilities that regularly move steel coils, stone slabs, bulk drums, heavy equipment components, or high-density stacked goods, this is a meaningful operational advantage.
The AC drive motor delivers consistent torque across the full load range with 30%-plus energy savings compared to DC systems. At 5-to-7-ton operating intensities — where energy consumption per hour is at its highest — these savings translate directly to measurable cost reduction per operating year.
The LED MDI-CAN indicator provides complete operational intelligence: real-time battery state, total operating hours, fault code display, and low-battery protection alarm, all accessible through the CAN-BUS system for service diagnostics.
Load capacity options: APT-50 at 5,000 kg and APT-70 at 7,000 kg. These specific models have generated verified buyer inquiries from industrial buyers in South Korea and the United States — reflecting real-world demand for high-tonnage electric pallet handling with advanced control features.
100% Made in Taiwan. ISO 9001 certified (2005). CE certified (2009). Non-China Origin — not subject to U.S. Section 301 tariffs. OEM/ODM configurations available.
Dual Tonnage Platform: APT-50 handles 5,000 kg; APT-70 handles 7,000 kg — same advanced AC+EPS platform scaled for heavy industrial requirements
Electronic Power Steering (EPS): 185° full-arc steering arm; at 5–7 ton capacity, EPS transforms a physically demanding operation into a precision, low-effort task
AC Drive Motor: 30%+ energy savings vs. DC at heavy load cycles — where energy consumption is highest, savings are most impactful
LED MDI-CAN Indicator: Battery charge, operating hours, low-battery alarm, full CAN-BUS fault code display for rapid service
High-Capacity Traction Battery: Industrial-grade power system engineered for sustained heavy-load cycling
Anti-Rust Surface Treatment: Multi-layer anti-rust primer + lead-free PU baked enamel coating for long-term durability in demanding environments
Verified by Inquiry: APT-50/70 models have generated confirmed buyer inquiries from South Korea and the United States
OEM/ODM Available: Custom fork dimensions, battery specifications, load configuration
Steel service centers and metal distribution warehouses
Stone, tile, and building materials facilities
Paper mill and printing house pallet transport
Automotive parts and component logistics
Bulk food, beverage, and liquid container handling
Heavy manufacturing and industrial component supply chains
Q1：What makes EPS especially important on a 5-ton or 7-ton pallet truck?
A1：At 5 to 7 tons of load weight, the physical resistance forces during steering are substantially higher than at standard 2-ton loads. Without power steering, operators must apply significant arm and wrist force to turn the truck — particularly in tight spaces or during repeated maneuvering cycles. This creates fatigue, slows cycle times, and increases the risk of strain injury over extended shifts. EPS eliminates this force requirement: the operator provides direction input, and the electronic system handles the resistance. At heavy tonnage, EPS is a practical productivity and safety improvement, not simply a comfort feature.
Q2：Are APT-50 and APT-70 available with lithium battery options?
A2：Battery options including lithium-ion configurations are available through Noveltek's OEM/ODM service. Contact Noveltek with your specific shift length, charging schedule, and load cycle requirements to determine the right battery specification for your application.
