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Manufacturer: Conrad Item No: 2628/0 Scale: 1:25th Price: £65.00
Dimensions: L=143mm, W=50mm, H=165mm Weight: 415g

Still RX60-25

Electric

Fork

Lift Above:

The operator’s station has been modelled with
controls all replicated.

Right:
One of the latest material
handling models in 1:25th
scale from Conrad, the Still
RX60-25 fork lift.
Above:
The side door is hinged, opening to allow the
battery module to be removed.

C onrad produce a number lift which can lift a maximum capacity
of 1:25th scale handling
of 3500kg to a height of 7.39
metres, powered by Li-Ion battery
equipment models for
industry and some of these
become available to the collector technology operating at 80 volts adjustment, mimicking the movement
which gives a top travel speed of
market. In this issue, I take a look at 21km/h. of the original while the single-stage
two new models for the Still brand, The two-tone silver and orange extending mast has working hydraulic
starting with the RX60-25 electric fork replica has been engineered to cylinders with the fork carriage also
include an opening side door that sliding along the full length of the
reveals the internal battery module inner mast. The chassis is solid in
which can be extracted, with construction with functional steering of
detailing of the battery elements on the rear axle and the fitted tyres have
the upper surface. The operator’s a nicely pronounced tread pattern.
Right:
Functionality is station has a centrally located steering The model comes with a plastic pallet
good, with full wheel with a side mounted ergonomic in the box and has a very good paint
height movement hand control and digital display panel finish and crisply printed Still
of the pitch
adjustable forks. which has a printed graphic, not markings.
forgetting the contoured
seat and backrest.
The cabin frame is open
with no glazing fitted, Left:
complete with integrated The model is
grab rails, rear facing supplied with
lights and a slotted roof a plastic pallet
and has a
design allowing the quality paint
operator to see what’s finish.
going on while keeping
them protected.
The individual forks
connect with the frame
and can be adjusted in
pitch with the mast
allowing some tilt

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