It is an electrically powered pallet stacker designed to lift and move loads up to 1.5 tons to a maximum height of 3,500 mm. It features full-electric controls for lifting, lowering and travel, and is intended for warehouse, retail and light manufacturing tasks.
Key specs include a 1.5 ton (1,500 kg) lifting capacity, 3,500 mm maximum lift height, full electric power and controls. Other dimensions and the machine weight vary by model — contact the supplier for model-specific datasheets.
'Full electric' means lifting, lowering and travel functions are powered electrically (no manual pump). 'Self lifter' indicates the unit can raise its wheels/legs to lift the load off the ground to enable movement without a separate pallet truck.
It is ideal for indoor use in warehouses, retail stockrooms, assembly lines, inventory handling, loading/unloading and manufacturing areas where high-reach lifting and precise positioning are required.
Battery type and charger configuration vary by model. Many full-electric stackers use sealed lead‑acid or lithium batteries with a dedicated charger. Confirm with your supplier whether battery and charger are included or optional for the specific model.
Runtime and charge time depend on battery capacity, duty cycle and usage (lifting frequency, travel distance). Typical run times range from several hours to a full shift. Ask the manufacturer for the battery Ah rating and expected runtime for your application.
Common safety features include emergency stop, horn, speed reduction when turning, dead-man controls, overload protection and braking systems. Exact features depend on model — review the product safety spec-sheet before purchase.
This type of electric stacker is intended primarily for smooth, level surfaces. It can handle slight gradients if specified by the manufacturer, but steep inclines and very uneven ground are not recommended. Check the model's allowable slope rating.
Fork length and width vary by model and can often be customized. Some models offer adjustable fork spacing or optional fork sizes. Request the exact fork dimensions or customization options from the supplier.
Regular maintenance includes daily visual checks, battery charging and water/top-up (if applicable), cleaning, periodic lubrication, inspection of forks/mast and testing brakes and safety devices. Follow the manufacturer's maintenance schedule for detailed tasks and intervals.
Yes. Operators should be trained and authorized to operate powered industrial trucks per local regulations and company policy. Training should cover controls, safe operation, load handling, battery charging and emergency procedures.
The stacker is primarily designed for indoor use on smooth floors. Limited outdoor use on firm, even surfaces may be acceptable, but exposure to rain, mud or corrosive environments is not recommended unless the model has specific protection ratings. Confirm environmental suitability with the manufacturer.
Warranty terms and spare parts availability vary by manufacturer and supplier. Ask for the warranty period, what it covers (components, battery, labor), and the lead time for spare parts before purchase.
Many suppliers offer customization options (different fork sizes, side-shifters, platform attachments, lift accessories). Contact the manufacturer or dealer with your application requirements to discuss available options.
Contact the supplier or dealer with required specs (lifting height, capacity, fork size, battery preference and any accessories). Confirm delivery lead times, on-site assembly or commissioning services, recommended charging infrastructure (voltage and outlet type) and operator training options.
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