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Five Top Reasons to Use Propane Forklifts - Symank Energy
Posted: December 2,
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Five Top Reasons to Use Propane Forklifts
They have many benefits
If your Texas business uses a forklift in any way, shape or form to get work done, you (most likely) have a choice to make between using forklift propane or an electric forklift to power your equipment. When weighing this decision, it is important to think about how you could potentially benefit from the choice you make.
Benefits of using forklift propane
The good news is that using forklift propane is incredibly advantageous to both a business owner and a worksite. Let’s take a look at five reasons why one might consider using forklift propane over the alternatives that are out there:
- If the battery dies on your electric forklift, your only option is to pause your work and wait for that battery to recharge. This cuts down on productivity and can even impact a company’s bottom line. However, when a propane-powered forklift runs out of fuel you just need to quickly swap out the cylinder (which can usually last a whole six to eight hours anyway) and then you are good to carry on with your work.
- As the batteries on electric forklifts die, they slow down and become less effective. Forklift propane helps a forklift operate at full capacity until absolutely all of the fuel is gone from their cylinder.
- Forklifts that are powered by propane are generally more powerful than their electric alternative, which makes it easier for them to drive up steep inclines while hauling heavy materials.
- Forklift propane produces almost zero particulate matter. Additionally, they generate a very small amount of nitrogen and sulfur oxides. This means that there is less concern in regards to air-safety issues and actually makes forklifts that are powered by propane safe to use inside (in addition to environmentally friendly), which is ideal for factories and manufacturing companies.
- Severe weather conditions do not impact how well a propane-powered forklift can work and operate. This is simply just not the case for electric forklifts.
Commercial propane in other industries
Powering forklifts is far from the only thing that propane can do in a commercial setting. Commercial propane can also be used to:
- Keep workers warm on construction sites by powering a temporary heating source such as a space heater
- Warm water in commercial buildings, hotels and spas
- Power stoves and grills that are used in commercial kitchens
- Provide heat to commercial buildings
- Ignite non-wood burning fireplaces in restaurants and hotels
- Power commercial dryers in hotels and health care facilities
- Fuel backup power generators that are used by schools, nursing homes and grocery stores in the event of a blackout
Forklift propane from Symank Energy
Symank Energy can keep your forklift and your business running! Just bring your forklift propane cylinder into one of our refilling stations in Cuero or Madisonville, Texas and one of our experienced team members will take it from there.
We can also handle large refill jobs for multiple forklifts as well!
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