Hydraulic Operated Hand Stacker

Product Details:

Our Hand Stacker provides a safe and efficient way to an endless material application at Distribution Center, Logistics Companies, Industries etc

Product Details:

Owing to our expertise in this field, our firm is engaged in supplying an extensive array of Mini Stacker

A manual stacker is a type of equipment used in warehouses and factories to lift, lower, and stack goods, typically on pallets, without the need for a motor or battery. It is operated by human power, usually through a hydraulic or mechanical system that enables the user to lift heavy loads by using a hand lever or a crank.

Key Features:

• Hydraulic System: Many manual stackers use a hydraulic pump that is operated by a hand lever, which raises or lowers the fork to the desired height.
• Load Capacity: They come in different weight capacities, typically ranging from 1,000 to 3,000 kg (2,200 to 6,600 lbs), depending on the model.
• Forks: Similar to a forklift, manual stackers have forks that can be adjusted to fit different pallet sizes.
• Maneuverability: They usually have wheels that allow for easy movement, though the operator needs to push or pull the stacker to transport loads.

Common Uses:

• Material Handling: Used to lift and move pallets of goods within warehouses, factories, and storage facilities.
• Stocking Shelves: Ideal for stacking goods on higher shelves, as the user can manually raise the forks to the required height.
• Inventory Management: They are useful for small-scale stock handling tasks in locations where forklifts are not practical due to space constraints.

Advantages:

• Cost-Effective: Cheaper compared to powered forklifts.
• Simple to Use: Requires minimal training, with most models being very user-friendly.
• Compact: Suitable for small spaces and narrow aisles.

Disadvantages:

• Limited Capacity: Manual stackers are not suitable for very heavy loads.
• Labor-Intensive: Requires manual effort to operate, especially when handling large or heavy loads for extended periods.