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Raymond Forklift

From Factory Floor to Desktop

Forklift Manufacturer Raymond Corp teamed up with DesignBranch to help create scale models of two of its products. It is offering scale versions of its 7400 reach-fork truck and its 8400 pallet truck.

3D wireframe model of a forklift cabin, showing detailed mesh lines on the seat, controls, steering wheel, and surrounding components. The image highlights the structure and design of the forklift’s operator area.

Detail That Matches the Real Thing

Each model is replicated on a one-12th scale and features moving parts. Great care was taken to ensure the models would represent the real lift trucks in thorough detail

A red electric pallet jack with black handles and controls, featuring the brand name Raymond on the side, designed for moving pallets in warehouses or industrial settings.

Every Part Moves

The working parts on the model 7400 include a three-stage mast and pantograph mechanism and a pivoting door that opens to reveal the motor

3D wireframe model showing the detailed mechanical structure of a forklift’s mast and hydraulic system, with visible cylinders, hoses, and forks in the lower foreground.

Built to Mirror the Original

The model 8400 has a swiveling handle and drive unit and a rotating handle. Wheels turn, and caster wheels swivel. Removing the cover displays the motor compartment

A die-cast model of a Raymond reach forklift is displayed inside clear plastic packaging next to its red and black retail box, which features an image of the forklift and branding.

A First for Raymond

The offerings are the first die-cast scale models from Greene-based Raymond.