Battery Stacker

Product Details:

An electric stacker,  is a power propelled device for lifting and loading pallets. Primary, the stacker is used for lifting and stacking of loads or to store pallets on a shelve at high level

A semi-electric stacker is a type of material handling equipment designed to lift and transport goods, typically in warehouses or manufacturing settings. It combines manual and electric elements to provide efficiency and ease of operation.

Here’s a breakdown of its features:

1. Manual Operation for Steering: The operator manually steers the stacker, similar to a hand pallet truck. The steering is typically achieved through a set of handles or a tiller.

2. Electric Lifting Mechanism: The lifting and lowering of the forks are powered electrically, using a battery-powered system. This makes the lifting process quicker and requires less physical effort compared to fully manual stackers.

3. Load Capacity: Semi-electric stackers generally have a load capacity ranging from 1,000 kg to 2,500 kg, depending on the model.

4. Applications: These stackers are commonly used in warehouses, factories, and retail environments for stacking pallets, moving materials short distances, and handling heavy loads.

5. Advantages: They offer a balance between manual and fully electric equipment. The operator gets some assistance for lifting and lowering loads, while still retaining full control of maneuvering the stacker.

6. Battery: The stacker’s electric lift function is powered by a rechargeable battery. The battery can often be swapped or recharged on-site, making them flexible for continuous use

Product Details:

 These stackers are powered by electricity (usually through rechargeable batteries) and can perform a variety of tasks such as lifting, lowering, and moving loads over short distances. They are especially useful for tasks in narrow aisles where larger forklifts cannot operate effectively.

There are different types of electric-operated stackers, including:

1. Walkie Stacker: A smaller stacker that is operated by an individual walking behind it. These are typically used for lighter loads and are often found in environments with limited space.

2. Rider Stacker: These are stackers with a platform that allows the operator to ride on the equipment while controlling the movement and lifting. They are designed for heavier loads and can be more efficient than walkie stackers in certain settings.

3. Reach Stacker: Often used in larger facilities, reach stackers can extend their forks further, allowing operators to reach loads that are placed in higher shelves or further away.

4. Pedestrian Stacker: Similar to a walkie stacker but with more advanced features, these are meant for precise operations where high visibility is important, and the operator stays on foot.

Benefits of Electric Stacker:

• Energy Efficiency: They are more energy-efficient compared to diesel or LPG-powered equipment.
• Lower Maintenance: Fewer moving parts compared to internal combustion engine stackers, leading to lower maintenance costs.
• Maneuverability: Electric stackers are often more compact and can work in tighter spaces.
• Environmental Impact: They produce zero emissions, making them more suitable for indoor use, such as in warehouses with sensitive air quality requirements.

Common Features:

• Battery-powered motors: Rechargeable battery packs.
• Load Capacity: Varies depending on the model; typically between 1,000 to 3,000 kg.
• Height Lifting Range: Can lift from a few feet up to several meters (commonly 2–5 meters).
• Safety Features: Such as emergency stop buttons, load capacity indicators, and anti-roll-back mechanisms.

A semi-electric stacker is a type of material handling equipment designed to lift and transport goods, typically in warehouses or manufacturing settings. It combines manual and electric elements to provide efficiency and ease of operation.

Here’s a breakdown of its features:

1. Manual Operation for Steering: The operator manually steers the stacker, similar to a hand pallet truck. The steering is typically achieved through a set of handles or a tiller.

2. Electric Lifting Mechanism: The lifting and lowering of the forks are powered electrically, using a battery-powered system. This makes the lifting process quicker and requires less physical effort compared to fully manual stackers.

3. Load Capacity: Semi-electric stackers generally have a load capacity ranging from 1,000 kg to 2,500 kg, depending on the model.

4. Applications: These stackers are commonly used in warehouses, factories, and retail environments for stacking pallets, moving materials short distances, and handling heavy loads.

5. Advantages: They offer a balance between manual and fully electric equipment. The operator gets some assistance for lifting and lowering loads, while still retaining full control of maneuvering the stacker.

6. Battery: The stacker’s electric lift function is powered by a rechargeable battery. The battery can often be swapped or recharged on-site, making them flexible for continuous use