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Dual Fuel Forklifts

1.5–5 Ton LPG & Gasoline Forklifts

HAMAC dual fuel forklifts are internal combustion counterbalance forklifts designed to operate with LPG and gasoline fuel systems. This dual fuel configuration provides practical operating flexibility for customers who need reliable material handling performance while adapting to local fuel availability, fuel cost and different working environments. HAMAC dual fuel forklifts are suitable for factories, loading docks, warehouses with sufficient ventilation, distribution centers, rental fleets and mixed indoor-outdoor operations.

The LPG / gasoline dual fuel forklift range can be configured with pneumatic tires, solid tires or cushion tires, depending on the working floor and application. Customers can also select duplex or triplex masts, full free lift masts, different fork lengths, side shifters, fork positioners, cabins, air conditioners, safety lights and material handling attachments. The final configuration should be selected according to the required capacity, load center, lift height, pallet dimensions, operating hours and fuel supply conditions.

Capacity: 1.5–5 Tons

Fuel System: LPG / Gasoline Dual Fuel

Lift Height: Up to 6m

Dual Fuel-Technical Specifications Overview

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HAMAC dual fuel forklifts are available from 1.5 tons to 5 tons. The 1.5T, 1.8T and 2T LPG/gasoline forklifts are suitable for pallet handling in warehouses, workshops, small factories, loading areas and distribution facilities. The 2.5T, 3T and 3.5T dual fuel forklifts are the main models for truck loading and unloading, factory logistics, beverage handling, packaging plants, rental fleets and general industrial material handling.

For heavier palletized cargo, HAMAC can provide 4T and 5T dual fuel forklift solutions for building materials, timber, large cartons, machinery components, metal products and industrial goods. The LPG system allows rapid cylinder replacement where LPG is readily available, while the gasoline system offers an alternative fuel source when required. Before ordering, HAMAC will confirm the local fuel specification, engine configuration, emission requirement, tire type, mast height and residual capacity for the customer’s application.

Product Advantages

01 Powerful Engine Performance

HAMAC internal combustion forklifts are available with diesel, LPG, gasoline and dual-fuel power options to match different operating requirements. Diesel forklifts provide strong torque for heavy loads and outdoor work, while LPG and gasoline forklifts offer flexible performance for factory, loading dock and mixed indoor-outdoor applications with suitable ventilation. IC forklift power systems are designed to deliver stable travel performance, responsive lifting and dependable operation during continuous material handling tasks.

02 Fast Refueling for Continuous Work

Internal combustion forklifts can be refueled quickly, helping customers reduce downtime during long shifts and high-frequency handling operations. Diesel tanks can be refilled efficiently, while LPG cylinders can be replaced quickly when fuel is available on site. This makes diesel, LPG and dual-fuel forklifts a practical choice for rental fleets, logistics yards, busy loading areas and operations that cannot wait for battery charging.

03 Built for Outdoor and Heavy-Duty Applications

With durable frames, powerful engines, high ground clearance and robust drive systems, HAMAC internal combustion forklifts are suitable for industrial yards, construction material storage, timber yards, factories, ports and outdoor logistics areas. They can handle demanding work involving building materials, machinery parts, steel products, timber, palletized cargo and other heavy industrial loads.

04 Pneumatic Tire Options for Uneven Ground

HAMAC diesel and LPG forklifts can be equipped with pneumatic tires for better traction and stability on paved yards, loading areas and uneven outdoor surfaces. This configuration is especially suitable for construction sites, lumber yards, agricultural facilities, ports and industrial areas where a standard warehouse electric forklift may not be the best choice. Pneumatic-tire IC forklifts are widely used where ground clearance, durability and outdoor mobility are important.

05 Configurable Fuel, Mast and Attachment Solutions

Customers can choose diesel, LPG, gasoline or dual-fuel forklift configurations based on fuel availability, operating hours, emissions requirements and working environment. HAMAC can also provide duplex or triplex masts, full free lift options, side shifters, fork positioners, fork extensions, cabins, air conditioners, warning lights and specialized attachments to match pallet sizes, rack heights and handling tasks. Industry IC models commonly offer diesel, LPG or dual-fuel versions within comparable 2.0–3.5T capacity classes.

06 Durable Design and Operator Comfort

HAMAC internal combustion forklifts are designed for long operating hours with an ergonomic operator area, clear forward visibility, practical controls and service-friendly component access. Heavy-duty cooling, reliable drivetrain components and reinforced chassis configurations help support stable operation in hot, dusty and demanding work environments. Contemporary diesel/LPG forklift designs commonly combine enhanced cooling, wet-disc brake axles, ergonomic cabins and durable powertrain components to improve uptime and serviceability.

Compatible Attachments

Rallet fork

Bucket

Crane Arm

Mixed barrel

Bale Fork

Snow Blower

Grapple Bucket

Mixed Bucket

Road Sweeper

Mixed barrel

Crass Cutter

Application Scenarios

Construction Sites

Agriculture & Farming

Industrial Logistics

Municipal Works

Mining & Energy

Technical Specifications

Item	Unit	FG15	FG18	FG20	FG25	FG30	FG35	FG40	FG50
General
Model	-	FG15	FG18	FG20	FG25	FG30	FG35	FG40	FG50
Power Type	-	LPG / Gasoline Dual Fuel	LPG / Gasoline Dual Fuel	LPG / Gasoline Dual Fuel	LPG / Gasoline Dual Fuel	LPG / Gasoline Dual Fuel	LPG / Gasoline Dual Fuel	LPG / Gasoline Dual Fuel	LPG / Gasoline Dual Fuel
Operator Type	-	Seated	Seated	Seated	Seated	Seated	Seated	Seated	Seated
Chassis Type	-	4-Wheel Counterbalance	4-Wheel Counterbalance	4-Wheel Counterbalance	4-Wheel Counterbalance	4-Wheel Counterbalance	4-Wheel Counterbalance	4-Wheel Counterbalance	4-Wheel Counterbalance
Rated Capacity	kg	1500	1800	2000	2500	3000	3500	4000	5000
Load Center	mm	500	500	500	500	500	500	500	600
Tire Type	-	Pneumatic / Solid / Cushion Optional	Pneumatic / Solid / Cushion Optional	Pneumatic / Solid / Cushion Optional	Pneumatic / Solid / Cushion Optional	Pneumatic / Solid / Cushion Optional	Pneumatic / Solid / Cushion Optional	Pneumatic / Solid Optional	Pneumatic / Solid Optional
Number of Wheels, Front / Rear	-	2 / 2	2 / 2	2 / 2	2 / 2	2 / 2	2 / 2	2 / 2	2 / 2
Mast and Forks
Standard Lift Height	mm	3000	3000	3000	3000	3000	3000	3000	3000
Optional Lift Height	mm	3000-6000	3000-6000	3000-6000	3000-6000	3000-6000	3000-6000	3000-6000	3000-6000
Mast Type	-	Duplex / Triplex	Duplex / Triplex	Duplex / Triplex	Duplex / Triplex	Duplex / Triplex	Duplex / Triplex	Duplex / Triplex	Duplex / Triplex
Free Lift	mm	Optional	Optional	Optional	Optional	Optional	Optional	Optional	Optional
Mast Tilt Angle, Forward / Backward	deg	6 / 12	6 / 12	6 / 12	6 / 12	6 / 12	6 / 12	6 / 12	6 / 12
Fork Dimensions, L × W × T	mm	920 × 100 × 35	920 × 100 × 35	1070 × 100 × 40	1070 × 122 × 40	1070 × 122 × 45	1070 × 122 × 45	1070 × 150 × 50	1220 × 150 × 50
Fork Carriage Class	-	IIA	IIA	IIA	IIA	IIIA	IIIA	IIIA	IIIB
Dimensions
Wheelbase	mm	1410	1410	1600	1600	1700	1700	1900	2200
Overall Length without Forks	mm	2260	2260	2500	2500	2700	2750	2850	3250
Overall Width	mm	1080	1080	1160	1160	1230	1230	1300	1450
Overhead Guard Height	mm	2070	2070	2100	2100	2140	2140	2200	2300
Min. Ground Clearance under Mast	mm	110	110	120	120	135	135	150	165
Min. Outside Turning Radius	mm	1950	1950	2200	2200	2450	2500	2700	3100
Performance
Travel Speed, Laden / Unladen	km/h	14 / 15	14 / 15	15 / 16	15 / 16	18 / 19	18 / 19	18 / 19	18 / 19
Lifting Speed, Laden / Unladen	mm/s	450 / 500	450 / 500	450 / 500	450 / 500	440 / 480	440 / 480	420 / 460	400 / 450
Lowering Speed, Laden / Unladen	mm/s	500 / 500	500 / 500	500 / 500	500 / 500	500 / 500	500 / 500	500 / 500	500 / 500
Max. Gradeability, Laden	%	20	20	20	20	20	20	18	18
Engine and Fuel System
Engine Type	-	LPG / Gasoline Dual Fuel Engine	LPG / Gasoline Dual Fuel Engine	LPG / Gasoline Dual Fuel Engine	LPG / Gasoline Dual Fuel Engine	LPG / Gasoline Dual Fuel Engine	LPG / Gasoline Dual Fuel Engine	LPG / Gasoline Dual Fuel Engine	LPG / Gasoline Dual Fuel Engine
Engine Brand Options	-	Nissan / GQ-4Y / Chinese Engine Optional	Nissan / GQ-4Y / Chinese Engine Optional	Nissan / GQ-4Y / Chinese Engine Optional	Nissan / GQ-4Y / Chinese Engine Optional	Nissan / GQ-4Y / Chinese Engine Optional	Nissan / GQ-4Y / Chinese Engine Optional	Nissan / PSI / Chinese Engine Optional	Nissan / PSI / Chinese Engine Optional
Rated Engine Power	kW	31	31	31	31	37	37	47	55
Transmission Type	-	Hydraulic / Automatic Optional	Hydraulic / Automatic Optional	Hydraulic / Automatic Optional	Hydraulic / Automatic Optional	Hydraulic / Automatic Optional	Hydraulic / Automatic Optional	Hydraulic Transmission	Hydraulic Transmission
LPG Cylinder Type	-	Horizontal LPG Cylinder	Horizontal LPG Cylinder	Horizontal LPG Cylinder	Horizontal LPG Cylinder	Horizontal LPG Cylinder	Horizontal LPG Cylinder	Horizontal LPG Cylinder	Horizontal LPG Cylinder
Optional Configurations
Available Options	-	Pneumatic Tires, Solid Tires, Cushion Tires, Duplex Mast, Triplex Full Free Lift Mast, Side Shifter, Fork Positioner, Fork Extensions, Long Forks, Full Cabin, Air Conditioner, Heater, Blue Safety Light, Red Zone Warning Light, Rear Working Light, Camera System, Fire Extinguisher, LPG Cylinder Guard and Customized Attachments

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Common FAQs

What is a dual fuel forklift? −

A dual fuel forklift is an internal combustion counterbalance forklift designed to operate with both LPG and gasoline. This system allows the operator or fleet owner to use the fuel source that is more available or practical at the site. HAMAC dual fuel forklifts are suitable for factory logistics, truck loading, warehouse loading areas, rental fleets, and mixed indoor-outdoor material handling with sufficient ventilation.

What is the difference between an LPG forklift and a dual fuel forklift? +

An LPG forklift is designed to operate on liquefied petroleum gas only, while a dual fuel forklift can use both LPG and gasoline. A HAMAC LPG / gasoline dual fuel forklift provides additional flexibility for customers whose LPG cylinder supply, gasoline availability, or fuel costs may change between locations or projects.

What capacities are available for HAMAC dual fuel forklifts? +

HAMAC dual fuel forklifts are available from 1.5 tons to 5 tons. The main range includes 1.5T, 1.8T, 2T, 2.5T, 3T, 3.5T, 4T, and 5T dual fuel forklift models. The 2.5 ton dual fuel forklift, 3 ton dual fuel forklift, and 3.5 ton LPG/gasoline forklift are common choices for factory logistics, truck loading, and general industrial pallet handling.

Can a dual fuel forklift be used indoors? +

A dual fuel forklift can be used in an indoor or semi-indoor work area only when ventilation is sufficient and local safety, emission, and workplace regulations are met. LPG generally produces lower emissions than gasoline, but neither fuel option makes the forklift emission-free. For enclosed warehouses, food facilities, pharmaceutical operations, or places requiring zero exhaust emissions, HAMAC recommends an electric forklift.

How does an LPG / gasoline dual fuel forklift change fuel? +

The exact fuel switching method depends on the installed engine and dual fuel system. In general, the forklift is configured to operate with LPG from the mounted cylinder or gasoline from its fuel system. The switching procedure, safe shutdown steps, and maintenance requirements must follow the supplier’s operating manual and be carried out by trained personnel.

What are the benefits of a dual fuel forklift? +

The main benefit of a dual fuel forklift is operating flexibility. Customers can use LPG when quick cylinder replacement and cleaner-burning fuel are preferred, or gasoline when it is more readily available at the work site. This can help reduce interruptions caused by local fuel supply changes and is useful for rental fleets, dealers, factories, and projects that operate in different locations.

What tire options are available for dual fuel forklifts? +

HAMAC dual fuel forklifts can be supplied with pneumatic tires, solid tires, or cushion tires. Pneumatic tires are suitable for outdoor yards and mixed surfaces, cushion tires are suitable for smooth and level indoor factory floors, and solid tires are useful where puncture resistance is important. The correct tire option should be selected according to the actual working surface.

What lift heights are available for dual fuel forklifts? +

HAMAC dual fuel forklifts can be equipped with duplex or triplex mast configurations. Standard lift height is typically 3000 mm, while optional lift heights can range from 3000 mm to 6000 mm depending on the forklift capacity, mast type, tire selection, attachment weight, and residual capacity requirement. Full free lift mast options can be selected for specific warehouse and container loading applications.

Can attachments be installed on a dual fuel forklift? +

Yes. HAMAC dual fuel forklifts can be equipped with side shifters, fork positioners, fork extensions, long forks, carton clamps, bale clamps, paper roll clamps, drum handlers, and other material handling attachments. Attachment weight and load center must be reviewed because they affect the forklift’s residual lifting capacity and stability.

What information is needed to select the right dual fuel forklift? +

Please provide the required capacity, load center, maximum lift height, pallet dimensions, indoor or outdoor working environment, ventilation condition, preferred tire type, local LPG and gasoline availability, daily operating hours, attachment requirement, quantity, and destination country. HAMAC can recommend a suitable LPG / gasoline dual fuel forklift configuration with the correct engine, mast, tires, cabin, and attachments.

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