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Nissan Forklift at the Forefront of Compliance with Environmental Regulations
Wednesday, 20 September 2006

Marengo, Illinois - September 2006. Nissan Forklift is pleased to announce certification from both the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), and the California Air Resources Board (CARB), for the 2007 Standards for Large Spark-ignited (LSI) Engines, for Nissan’s full line of internal combustion forklifts. The Nissan engines have been redesigned to incorporate the latest technological advances for increased efficiency and performance, while greatly reducing exhaust emissions, well below the new requirements.

Nissan has taken the leadership position in clean air engine technology by receiving compliance status for Nissan’s K21 and K25 gasoline, LPG, and dual fuel industrial engines. All K Series, Electronic Concentrated Control System (ECCS) engines feature electronic fuel injection, an Engine Control Module (ECM), a Vehicle Control Module (VCM), three-way catalytic converter, and heated oxygen sensor. The ECM controls the basic engine functions and determines the exact air/fuel ratio, torque, and speed needed to meet the demands of the application, while delivering very high combustion efficiency for lower fuel consumption and the lowest emission levels.

K21 ENGINE

The VCM monitors a variety of sensors in order to provide greater engine and transmission control. With a sophisticated CAN (Computer Area Network) system, the engine’s ECM, VCM and Easi-View meter panel can easily communicate critical information to the operator and technician.

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New Nissan Forklift Released into NZ

In the LX series, Nissan has built a family of rugged, hard - working forklifts - vehicles that provide outstanding performance.

The company has drawn on its vast automotive experience and applied many advanced automotive technologies to the Series in Nissan.

The Gas/LPG models with optional ECCS (Electronic Concentrated Control System) and three - way catalytic mufffler reduce the emmision of harmful materials such as carbon monoxides and hydrocarbons to such a point that they can rightfully claim to be some of the cleaniest industrial vehicles in the world.

Nitrogen oxide emissions are cut by 99 %, hydrocarbons by 89 % and carbon monoxides by 77 % compared to Nissan's conventional models, two of which meet the stringent January 2004 EPA standards. The diesel models black smoke emissions have been reduced by an incredible 90 per cent.

This also delivers major increases in fuel economy - around 17 percent - to deliver reduced fuel bills and lower running costs without any reduction in performance.

  


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