MIMA MQZ-30: 3.0 t Multidirectional Forklift with 3.6 to 10.5 m Lift
Long profiles, pipes, timber and sheet material require a material flow designed for more than conventional pallets. The electric MIMA MQZ-30 belongs to MIMA multidirectional warehouse equipment and combines a confirmed 3.0-tonne (3,000 kg) capacity with a travel concept for long materials and space-restricted storage areas.
At the time of publication, the persistent MQZ-30 model listing contains 20 new 2026 vehicles. The published triplex configurations cover lift heights from 3.6 to 10.5 metres (3,600 to 10,500 mm). This range describes the current listing; the correct configuration must be checked against the load, racking and building.
MIMA MQZ-30 at a glance
- Electric, seated multidirectional forklift
- Confirmed capacity in the current model listing: 3,000 kg or 3.0 t
- Currently published lift heights: 3,600 to 10,500 mm
- Triplex mast on the vehicles currently published
- New 2026 vehicles in the current model listing
- MIMA application focus: long materials and narrow warehouse aisles
- Selection based on load, load centre, lift height, overall height and travel space
- Persistent model page instead of a temporary stock-unit URL
Technical parameters of the currently listed MQZ-30 stock
The table contains only values from the public MQZ-30 model listing and the official MIMA classification of the series. Lift heights and overall heights vary between the vehicles published.
| Model | MIMA MQZ-30 |
|---|---|
| Equipment type | Electric multidirectional forklift |
| Capacity | 3,000 kg (3.0 t) |
| Currently listed lift heights | 3,600-10,500 mm (3.6-10.5 m) |
| Currently listed overall heights | 2,070-4,570 mm |
| Mast | Triplex |
| Drive | Electric |
| Operating concept according to MIMA | Seated |
| Current publication status | 20 new vehicles, model year 2026 |
How to interpret multidirectional handling for long materials
MIMA describes the MQZ series as a multidirectional reach truck for handling and stacking long materials in narrow aisles. Straight, sideways and diagonal travel as well as direction changes are part of the official series concept. Whether these movements can be used in a specific operation depends on the actual travel route.
For profiles, pipes and sheet material, the model name and capacity are therefore not enough. Load length, load centre, support, aisle width, cornering areas and transitions between storage, production and dispatch must be considered together.
Lift height and overall height are connected selection criteria
The current model listing ranges from lower lift configurations to published vehicles with 10.5 metres of lift. Overall height changes at the same time. Doors, sprinkler zones, roof beams and other clearances must therefore be recorded together with the target rack height.
The highest configuration is not automatically the most economical or technically suitable choice. The required vehicle must reach the real working height while fitting the overall-height, load and travel-space constraints.
Practical use in warehousing, production and dispatch
The MQZ-30 may be relevant for businesses that regularly move long materials between storage positions, processing stations and dispatch zones. The potential benefit occurs where multidirectional travel fits the layout and can reduce unnecessary direction changes with long loads.
Driver requirements, visibility, traffic routes, crossing areas and transport frequency should be documented before selection. These process facts help determine which lift height and vehicle configuration should be evaluated.
Assessing economy across the complete material flow
A reliable assessment considers more than purchase price. Travel distances, manoeuvring effort, utilisation, energy supply, maintenance access and integration into existing warehouse processes are also relevant.
No general saving can be derived from higher capacity or lift height alone. A solution becomes economically relevant when the selected configuration matches recurring transport tasks and the existing warehouse layout.
Check current stock and configuration together
The MQZ-30 model listing groups published stock under a stable URL. It remains the entry point when individual vehicles are sold or additional lift heights are added. The specific vehicle, equipment, overall height and possible delivery or handover window must be confirmed before an enquiry.
Check the MIMA MQZ-30 against your warehouse layout
Compare the MQZ-30 configurations currently published and match capacity, lift height and travel space to your operating data.
FAQ about the MIMA MQZ-30
What capacity do the currently listed MIMA MQZ-30 forklifts have?
The current model listing shows the MIMA MQZ-30 with a capacity of 3,000 kg or 3.0 tonnes. Load dimensions and load centre must also be checked in addition to the nominal value.
Which MQZ-30 lift heights are currently published?
At the time of publication, the model listing ranges from 3,600 to 10,500 mm, or 3.6 to 10.5 metres. This range describes the currently published stock and not automatically every possible series configuration.
Which materials is the MQZ series intended to handle?
MIMA identifies handling and stacking long materials in narrow aisles as a core application of the MQZ series. Suitability for a specific load depends on weight, length, load centre and load support.
Is the MIMA MQZ-30 electrically powered?
Yes. The currently listed MQZ-30 vehicles are published as electric configurations. Runtime, charging-window or energy-consumption claims require additional equipment and operating data.
Which mast type is currently listed?
The MQZ-30 vehicles published at the time of writing are listed with triplex masts. Required overall height and lift height should be checked together against doors, building height and racking.
Is the highest lift configuration automatically the best choice?
No. Lift height, overall vehicle height, residual capacity, load dimensions and site clearances must work together. A higher configuration is useful only where the warehouse layout requires it.
Why does the article link to the MQZ-30 model listing?
The model listing remains a persistent entry point and shows the stock currently published. Individual vehicle pages may no longer be available after a sale or inventory change.
Which information helps with configuration?
Relevant data includes load weight, load length, load centre, lift height, aisle width, clearances, floor conditions, operating duration and the available energy supply.