A routine export dispatch that makes production consistency, careful loading and customer trust visible.

Quick Answer

SINOLIFT has completed the container loading of 30 CDD1000-M700 fully electric paper roll lifters for shipment to Peru. Before loading, the machines were inspected, protected and positioned according to the export packing plan. The loading team then used blocking and lashing materials to reduce the risk of movement, collision or damage during ocean transportation. Designed for paper rolls, film reels, textile rolls and other cylindrical materials, the CDD1000-M700 combines powered travel, electric lifting and controlled load positioning in one compact machine.

Key Takeaways

• Thirty CDD1000-M700 paper roll lifters were loaded for Peru.
• The reference rated capacity is 1,000 kg per machine.
• Travel and lifting functions are electrically powered.
• The machines were protected, blocked and secured for ocean transport.
• The order reflects the customer's trust in SINOLIFT equipment and export service.

Another SINOLIFT Export Order Is Ready for Peru

Thirty completed paper roll lifters lined up for loading created an impressive scene at the SINOLIFT shipping area. From the first machine entering the container to the final inspection before closing the doors, each step was completed by an experienced export and loading team.

The loading footage records the process in a direct and practical way. Operators align each machine with the container entrance, move it into the assigned position and check the clearance around the frame, wheels and control handle. Close-up images of protective wrapping, wheel blocking and lashing points show how the team turns a visually impressive batch shipment into an organized export operation. These records also give the overseas customer a clear view of the machines before departure.

For an overseas buyer, reliable delivery involves more than manufacturing the equipment. The machines must also withstand inland transportation, terminal handling, ocean movement and unloading at the final destination. SINOLIFT therefore treats container loading as an important part of product delivery rather than a simple warehouse operation.

The 30-unit order also shows the customer's confidence in SINOLIFT's production consistency. Uniform specifications, operating controls, spare parts and maintenance procedures can help the customer manage a multi-unit fleet more efficiently.

CDD1000-M700 Paper Roll Lifter

The CDD1000-M700 fully electric paper roll lifter is a walk-behind industrial truck developed for transporting and positioning heavy cylindrical loads. Unlike a standard pallet truck, the machine uses a dedicated cradle-style platform to support rolls during lifting and travel.

The design is suitable for paper mills, printing companies, packaging factories, film production lines, textile plants and industrial warehouses. Customers with different roll sizes or handling methods can also review SINOLIFT's wider range of roll and reel handling equipment.

Reference specification	CDD1000-M700
Rated capacity	1,000 kg
Suitable roll diameter	800-1,400 mm
Cradle lifting height	Approx. 1,220 mm
Overall width	Approx. 750 mm
Minimum turning radius	Approx. 1,200 mm
Travel speed, unloaded/loaded	4.5/3 km/h
Operation	Electric travel and lifting

Note: Published values represent a reference configuration. Battery capacity, charger input, lifting interface and optional functions should be checked against the final order sheet and machine nameplate.

How the Machines Were Prepared for Shipping

A standardized loading process helps reduce avoidable transport risks. Before the machines entered the container, the team checked the model, quantity, visible condition and required shipping configuration. Protective materials were applied to exposed controls, painted surfaces and components that could contact nearby equipment.

The machines were moved into the container in the planned sequence to maintain reasonable weight distribution and leave sufficient space for securing work. After positioning, the loading team used blocking and lashing methods to restrict forward, backward and lateral movement. Contact points were protected to prevent the securing materials from damaging the machine surfaces.

Heavy equipment can still move under longitudinal, transverse and vertical transport forces. The international IMO/ILO/UNECE CTU Code therefore recommends appropriate blocking, lashing and friction-control measures rather than relying on cargo weight alone.

The final loading condition was inspected and photographed before the doors were closed. The seal number and shipping information were recorded for delivery traceability. Under SOLAS requirements, the shipper must also provide the verified gross mass of the packed container before vessel loading.

From Inspection to International Delivery

Each machine was prepared according to the confirmed project configuration before shipment. The outgoing inspection covers essential functions such as travel, lifting, lowering, steering, braking and emergency stopping. The export team also coordinates the packing list, equipment identification and container-loading records so the buyer can check the shipment efficiently after arrival.

SINOLIFT has accumulated international delivery experience through shipments of roll handling equipment, pallet trucks, stackers, towing tractors and industrial forklifts. Different products require different securing arrangements, but the objective remains the same: protect the equipment and provide clear delivery records.

Buyers can view related industrial forklift trucks and the complete SINOLIFT material handling equipment catalog on the company website.

Customer Trust Behind Every Shipment

A batch order of 30 paper roll lifters represents a practical decision by the customer to improve roll handling efficiency. It also represents trust in the supplier's product quality, production coordination and export capability.

For SINOLIFT, that trust must be supported at every stage. Consistent manufacturing, functional inspection, careful packing, professional container loading and complete documentation all contribute to the final delivery result.

The container is now ready to begin its journey to Peru. SINOLIFT appreciates the customer's trust and looks forward to seeing these CDD1000-M700 fully electric paper roll lifters operating in their new workplace.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is the capacity of the CDD1000-M700?

The reference rated capacity is 1,000 kg.

2. What materials can it handle?

It can handle suitable paper rolls, film reels, textile rolls and other cylindrical materials.

3. Is the machine fully electric?

Yes. Both travel and lifting are electrically powered.

4. What roll diameter can it accommodate?

The reference range is approximately 800-1,400 mm.

5. Can the paper roll lifter be customized?

Options may be available for the cradle, side shift, finish, charger and handling dimensions.

6. How are the machines protected during shipping?

The machines are protected, positioned, blocked and lashed according to the loading plan.

7. Where can buyers view other SINOLIFT products?

The complete material handling equipment range is available on the SINOLIFT website.