Full Electric Stand-On Stacker

I. Core Product Features

1.Operation & Power

Stand-on design + electronic power steering for lightweight control, suitable for long-hour operations;

Fully electric drive (both travel and lifting are powered by electricity) delivers strong power with low noise, and supports stepless speed regulation.

2.Flexibility & Adaptability

Small turning radius (as low as 1.5m for some models) and variable wheelbase design enable flexible operation in narrow aisles and high-rack warehouses;

Lifting height ranges from 2m to 6m, with a load capacity of 1-2 tons, compatible with most palletized goods.

3.Safety Configurations

Standard configurations include emergency reverse switch, emergency stop button, and lifting electric limit (to prevent "over-lifting");

Automatic speed limiting for high-level positions and multiple braking systems (regenerative/reverse connection/ramp anti-slip) ensure safety during high-altitude operations.

4.Practical Details

Multi-functional handle integrates functions like lifting and tilting (forward/backward) for efficient operation;

Side-pull battery design allows easy battery replacement; some models support "dual-use" (stacking + towing).

II. Advantages

1.High Efficiency: Fully electric operation saves labor; a single charge supports 6-8 hours of continuous work, ideal for multi-shift scenarios;

2.Environmentally Friendly: Zero emissions and low noise, applicable in clean workshops (e.g.,food/pharmaceutical industries);

3.Low Maintenance Cost: AC motors are maintenance-free, and modular components facilitate easy repair;

4.Strong Safety: Multiple safety mechanisms make it more reliable than manual/semi-electric stackers.

III. Disadvantages

1.High Cost: More expensive than manual/semi-electric stackers; imported electronic controls and other components further increase the cost;

2.Site Limitations: Relatively heavy (1-2 tons), requiring consideration of floor load capacity; also dependent on charging facilities;

3.Heavy Load Limitations: Less suitable for ultra-high/ultra-heavy goods (e.g., over 2 tons) compared to counterbalance forklifts.