Key Features of Manual Stackers:
- Manual Operation:
- Lifting is achieved using a hydraulic pump, usually operated by a foot pedal or hand lever.
- Movement is manual, requiring the user to push or pull the stacker.
- Load Capacity:
- Typically ranges from 500 kg to 2000 kg, depending on the model.
- Lifting Height:
- Can vary from a few feet to over 10 feet, depending on the design.
- Compact Design:
- Small footprint and high maneuverability make them suitable for narrow aisles and confined spaces.
- Safety Features:
- Brakes to prevent unintentional movement.
- Protective guards or shields for operator safety.
- Adjustable Forks:
- Some models feature adjustable forks to accommodate different pallet sizes.
Applications:
- Loading and unloading trucks.
- Stacking and organizing inventory.
- Transporting materials short distances.
- Operations in locations where powered equipment isn’t feasible.
Advantages:
- Cost-effective compared to powered stackers or forklifts.
- Minimal maintenance requirements.
- No reliance on batteries or fuel.
Limitations:
- Requires physical effort, which can be challenging for heavier loads.
- Limited speed and efficiency compared to powered alternatives.
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