TLERA Group
Built on real operating insight, TLERA connects equipment, service, logistics and aftermarket support into solutions that keep customers moving forward.
What we connect
TLERA starts with the operating need, then connects the capabilities that make the work move forward.
Practical equipment solutions selected around the requirements of each operation.
Discuss your requirement →Support that helps customers protect uptime throughout the working lifecycle.
Talk to our team →Clear coordination from planning and shipment through to delivery and handover.
Plan a delivery →Long-term parts, support and service coordination for evolving operations.
Explore support →Heritage
TLERA is built on 30 years of mature dealer experience. That perspective helps us understand practical operating conditions, select the right approach and keep contributing value as customer needs develop.
Service & Network
Every customer conversation should lead to a clearer solution, a practical delivery path and a visible route for ongoing support.
We begin with the operating environment, local market needs and practical delivery requirements, so every conversation starts with the work that needs to be done.
We align equipment, service planning, logistics and the right regional route, giving customers a clearer path from requirement to delivery.
We stay connected through delivery, parts and ongoing service needs, keeping the next point of contact visible as operations develop.
Customers
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Learn more →Contact & Regions
For global enquiries, partnership discussions and service coordination, contact the TLERA team directly.
Solutions
TLERA brings equipment, parts and service, logistics and aftermarket support into one coordinated pathway—from the first requirement to long-term operation.
Four connected capabilities
From the work requirement to delivery and follow-up, each capability has a clear place in the customer journey.
Match equipment, configuration and attachments to the work that needs to be done.
Keep operations moving with parts coordination and practical technical support.
Coordinate export preparation, shipment, delivery and handover with clarity.
Stay connected through handover, maintenance and long-term support needs.
How we work
One connected path from the first conversation to the work in the field.
Discuss a requirement →Start with the operating environment, handling requirement and delivery context.
Connect equipment, configuration and attachments around the job.
Prepare the route from export planning and shipment to practical handover.
Keep a visible pathway for parts, maintenance and the next requirement.
Where we support the work
Different conditions call for a different conversation. Start with the job, then connect the right pathway.
Material movement, storage and day-to-day handling in busy operating environments.
Practical equipment and support conversations for manufacturing and industrial work.
Equipment support shaped around changing site conditions and project requirements.
About TLERA
TLERA brings practical equipment, delivery coordination and long-term support together for customers working across material handling and construction environments.
About TLERA
Since 1993, TLERA has developed its experience in material handling and construction equipment through long-term work with customers, distributors and operating teams. Based in Xiamen, China, we support global business with a practical approach that connects equipment selection with parts and service, logistics and aftermarket coordination. Rather than treating a machine as a standalone transaction, we begin with the operating requirement: how the equipment will be used, what the delivery context requires and how support should continue after handover. This perspective helps TLERA work more clearly across warehouse, industrial and project environments, while building dependable relationships with partners over time.
Customer conversations
Practical perspective
Long-term coordination
Start a conversation
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Send an enquiry →Sales & Support Network
TLERA connects headquarters coordination in China with local sales presence in the United States and Serbia, giving customers a clear route to the right market team.
Our locations
Contact the location closest to your market, or speak with our China team for international sales and coordination.
Headquarters & International Coordination
No. 450, Hengtian Road, Jimei District,Local Sales Presence
7737 Cherokee Dr, Suite 100,Local Sales Presence
Kružni put Rakovica 217, Bubanj Potok,Customer Stories
Across delivery, handover and industry events, the strongest partnerships begin with a close view of the work.
Recent moments
A selection of delivery, handover and face-to-face moments that show how TLERA stays close to its partners.
A TLERA forklift is reviewed with the receiving team before it enters the next stage of work.
Equipment, documents and the right people come together before a delivery leaves the yard.
Industry events create space to discuss local needs, future projects and the support path that follows.
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Customer Delivery / April 18, 2025
Improve your work efficiency with a tailored material-handling solution prepared for a Mexican industrial buyer.
Xiamen, Fujian, April 7 — TLERA Machinery has once again demonstrated its expertise in customized material-handling solutions with the successful delivery of a TLFB30 3-ton lithium forklift, equipped with 100A fast charging, to a leading Mexican industrial buyer. The client recently visited TLERA's production facility for an on-site inspection, praising the forklift's energy efficiency and productivity-enhancing design.
Faced with the client's stringent requirements — including high-intensity continuous operation, long-distance material handling and rapid charging — TLERA's engineering team delivered a tailored TLFB30 model featuring:
“Our team completed the entire process — from needs assessment to prototype testing — in just three weeks,” said Sales Manager Kris. “This project exemplifies TLERA's core philosophy: transforming customer requirements into engineering benchmarks.”
As an innovator in new energy logistics equipment, TLERA has provided customized solutions to clients in over 20 countries. This collaboration further solidifies its position in the global high-end forklift market.
Exhibition / August 8, 2025
At booth 1DT13, TLERA met visitors and industry professionals from Southeast Asia, Central Asia and Africa.
Fujian Tianli Times Machinery Co., Ltd. was invited to participate in this grand event, showcasing a lineup of its best-selling products, including mini excavators, skid steer loaders, telescopic forklifts, diesel forklifts, electric forklifts, rough terrain forklifts and backhoe loaders.
Through this exhibition, TLERA proudly demonstrated its outstanding technological strength and innovative achievements to visitors from Southeast Asia, Central Asia and Africa, strengthening its global presence and brand influence across emerging markets.
At the exhibition, TLERA's booth 1DT13 drew significant attention from both domestic and international visitors, including numerous industry professionals.
Many attendees expressed strong interest in TLERA's products, praising their reliable quality and exceptional performance. They recognized TLERA's continuous efforts in technological innovation and quality enhancement, and were deeply impressed by the strength and appeal of the TLERA brand.
The booth's popularity highlighted TLERA's growing global reputation and sparked enthusiasm among potential partners, many of whom expressed keen interest in future cooperation.
Looking ahead, TLERA will continue to uphold the spirit of “Joining Forces for Long-Term Success and Shared Growth”, striving to further enhance product quality and service standards. The company remains committed to delivering high-quality products and exceptional support to its global customers.
At the same time, TLERA will actively expand its distribution channels and work hand in hand with partners to explore markets in Southeast Asia, Central Asia and Africa. By doing so, TLERA aims to make a greater contribution to infrastructure development and economic growth in these regions and beyond.
Explore more TLERA news →Group Visit / September 12, 2025
Representatives from Suriname, Samoa, Dominica and the CELAC Embassy visited the Mintianli Group headquarters in Fujian.
On September 6, the Ambassador of Suriname to China, the Ambassador of Samoa to China, and the Head of the Embassy of the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC) in China and Ambassador of Dominica to China visited the headquarters of Fujian Mintianli Holding Group Co., Ltd. to conduct on-site inspections and symposiums on deepening cooperation in construction machinery, new energy and other fields.
The ambassador delegation visited Mintianli Group's exhibition hall and learned in detail about the enterprise's development history, honorary qualifications, business matrix and core products.
Through on-site inspections and technical exchanges, the ambassadors highly praised the Group's innovative achievements in the fields of intelligent construction machinery and research and development of new energy equipment. They clearly expressed their willingness to introduce Mintianli's high-quality products into their domestic markets, and looked forward to taking this visit as an opportunity to deepen practical cooperation between the two sides based on complementary advantages and resource sharing.
Bai Junying, Chairman of Mintianli Group, extended a warm welcome to the visiting ambassadors. He pointed out that the Group has always adhered to the development philosophy of “Gathering Strength for a Long-term Vision, Going Global” and actively integrated into the global industrial chain. The visit of the ambassadors from the three countries has provided an important opportunity for the Group to expand into the South American and Pacific regional markets.
The company will take technological innovation as the support to promote “Made in China” to the international stage.
The Ambassador of Suriname to China, the Ambassador of Samoa to China, and the Head of the Embassy of CELAC in China and Ambassador of Dominica to China expressed their sincere gratitude for the warm reception by Mintianli Group. They highly recognized the Group's profound accumulation in the traditional construction machinery field and forward-looking layout in the new energy track.
They emphasized that they are willing to join hands with Mintianli Group to deepen collaboration not only in traditional fields such as warehousing and logistics and engineering construction, but also actively explore cooperation on major projects in emerging fields such as new energy storage and green equipment, to jointly contribute to the achievement of sustainable development goals.
This visit has built a high-level dialogue bridge between Mintianli Group and countries in South America and the Pacific region. In the future, the Group will take this opportunity to further deepen its global market layout, accelerate the internationalization process of China's warehousing and logistics equipment, construction machinery equipment and new energy storage products, and contribute to building the “Green Silk Road” with corporate strength.
Source: WeChat Official Account of Fujian Mintianli Holding Group Co., Ltd.
Explore more TLERA news →Industry Knowledge
A practical starting point for comparing lithium-ion, lead-acid and diesel power in real operating environments.
Start with the work cycle, not the battery label. A useful comparison looks at the operating hours available for charging, the working environment, the expected duty cycle and the support infrastructure already in place.
Lithium-ion can suit operations that need opportunity charging and predictable daily use. Lead-acid remains a familiar option where planned battery changes and charging areas are already established. Diesel is often considered where the work is outdoors, the surface is uneven or the application calls for sustained handling beyond a typical warehouse shift.
The right choice is not universal. Clarifying the duty cycle, indoor or outdoor use, charging window and maintenance plan early makes the equipment conversation more useful.
Further reference: OSHA — Powered Industrial Trucks
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Small checks before the work begins help teams identify issues before they become downtime or a safety concern.
A pre-shift check should be part of the operating routine, not something saved for a fault report. The exact checklist depends on the equipment and local rules, but it should be consistent, documented and understood by the operator.
Walk around the machine and look for visible damage, leaks, loose parts, tyre condition and the condition of the forks or attachments. From the operator position, check the controls, steering, brakes, horn, lights, alarms and restraint system as applicable.
If an issue affects safe operation, take the truck out of service and follow the local reporting process. A clear inspection habit supports safer work and gives maintenance teams better information when service is needed.
Further reference: OSHA — Powered Industrial Trucks standard
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Material flow improves when the route, storage logic, people and equipment are considered together.
Warehouse efficiency is not only about travelling faster. It is about reducing unnecessary movements, avoiding conflict points and giving each task a clear, repeatable route through receiving, storage, replenishment and dispatch.
Start by mapping where goods enter, pause, are stored and leave. Separate pedestrian areas from vehicle routes wherever the site allows, make crossing points obvious and keep frequently handled goods close to the work that follows.
When aisle width, racking, truck turning space and loading activity are planned as one system, teams can make better decisions about both equipment and daily operating practice.
Further reference: HSE — Workplace transport
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