What is the difference between a diesel forklift and an electric forklift?
The differences between a diesel forklift and an electric forklift are mainly reflected in the following aspects:

1. Power source:
- Diesel forklift: Uses a diesel engine as power, suitable for heavy loads and long-term operations.
- Electric forklift: Uses batteries as power, usually suitable for short-term operations and indoor use.

2. Environmental impact:
- Diesel forklift: Exhaust gas is emitted, which may pollute the environment and is suitable for outdoor use.
- Electric forklift: Zero emission, more environmentally friendly, suitable for indoor and places with high environmental requirements.

3. Operating cost:
- Diesel forklift: The fuel cost is high, but it is suitable for long-term high-intensity operations.
- Electric forklift: The electricity cost is relatively low, and the maintenance cost is also low, but the endurance time is limited.

4. Noise level:
- Diesel forklift: The noise is loud during operation, which may affect the working environment.
- Electric forklift: Quiet operation, more suitable for noise-sensitive environments.

5. Maintenance:
- Diesel forklift: Oil and filter need to be replaced regularly, and maintenance is relatively complicated.
- Electric forklift: Maintenance is simple, and the main focus is on battery maintenance and charging.

6. Applicable scenarios:
- Diesel forklift: Suitable for outdoor, heavy load and harsh environment.
- Electric forklift: Suitable for indoor, light load and places with high environmental requirements.

According to specific usage needs, you can choose the appropriate forklift type.