Load Curve Diagram

The diagram displays the load capacity of a forklift based on the load center and mast height. The vertical axis represents the load weight in kilograms (kg), ranging from 200kg to 1200kg. The horizontal axis represents the load center in millimeters (mm), ranging from 600mm to 1000mm.

Two distinct load curves are shown:

• One curve is associated with a mast height of 3300 mm.
• The second curve is associated with a mast height of 3500 mm.

The diagram indicates that as the load center increases (moving to the right on the horizontal axis), the maximum lifting capacity of the forklift decreases. Similarly, the curves suggest that a higher mast height (3500 mm compared to 3300 mm) may result in a slightly reduced lifting capacity at certain load centers.

Visual representation:

[Diagram: A line graph with 'Load Weight (kg)' on the y-axis and 'Load Center (mm)' on the x-axis. Two downward-sloping lines represent the load curves for different mast heights (3300 mm and 3500 mm). Arrows indicate the direction of increasing load weight and load center. Symbols at the bottom corners likely represent the front and rear of the forklift or specific operational points.]