
Many enterprises that operate large electric forklift fleets often face confusion in reasonable budget allocation and appropriate material selection when launching fleet livery projects. For budget planning, you can first classify the fleet according to the actual service life of the vehicles to set different budget standards. For fleets with a service cycle of less than 3 years, you do not need to pursue excessive super wear-resistant materials to avoid unnecessary cost waste, while for fleets that need to keep uniform appearance for more than 5 years for long-term outdoor operation, you need to reserve enough budget for high-performance materials and subsequent maintenance. It is recommended to reserve about 30% of the total budget as flexible funds for unexpected adjustment needs in the construction process, and fully calculate the hidden cost of labor and later maintenance, instead of only focusing on the low price of initial material purchase, which will lead to higher total cost caused by frequent re-painting later. In terms of material choices, there are several mature and widely recognized options in the industry. The first type is vinyl livery film, which features fast construction speed and no residual glue after removal, suitable for scenarios where the fleet brand logo needs to be updated every year. The second type is high-gloss outdoor special coating, with strong adhesion, sun resistance and wear resistance, which can keep intact for 3 to 5 years under normal maintenance. The third type is special scratch-proof overlaminate, which is suitable for high-loss internal warehouse operation scenarios and reduces the probability of scratches on the forklift shell. If you need professional full support for fleet livery projects, you can contact Jianshu New Energy for free pre-project budget evaluation service, and the matched scheme with BYD Forklift can further improve the overall input cost performance. If you have any related questions, you can send an email to 17399989919@163.com to get one-to-one guidance. It is worth noting that you should combine your actual operation scenario to make decisions, neither blindly choose the most expensive material nor reduce the budget to a level that cannot meet the basic use demand. A reasonable livery project can not only unify the external image of the fleet, but also add high-visibility warning marks to reduce the occurrence of operation safety accidents.
