PowerStak Stacker
PowerStak Stacker. Loading Docks; Light Assembly Work Cells.
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PowerStak Stacker. Loading Docks; Light Assembly Work Cells.
A/C Electric Stacker. 1000 lb capacity; 18" load centers.
Battery Stackers. Capacities up to 2,000 lbs; Lifting Heights from 52" - 78".
PowerStak Counterweight Stackers. 1100 lb capacity; 15" load center.
Straddle Stackers. 20" load centers; 5" per second lifting speed.
Pallet Stackers. Listed models: PS262, PS274, PS286, PS2762 and additional configurations; PS262 Load Capacity: 2000 lbs.
Work Positioners Low Mast Stacker. Listed models: WPS4236-20, WPS4248-20, WPS4260-20, WPS4236-30 and additional configurations; WPS4236-20 Load Capacity: 2000 lbs.
Manual Stackers. Capacities up to 2,000 lbs; Lifting Heights from 50" - 78".
Combination Hand Pump and Electric Stacker. Listed models: SE/HP-63-AA, SE/HP-98-AA, SE/HP-118-AA, SE/HP-63 and additional configurations; SE/HP-63-AA Overall Fork Size (WxL): 26-3/4"x42".
Counter-Balanced Powered Drive Lift. Listed models: S-CB-62, S-CB-118, S-2CB-62*, S-2CB-118*; S-CB-62 Fork Size (WxL): 6-3/8 to 23-5/8"x30".
Stacker with Powered Drive and Powered Lift. Listed models: S-62-FA, S-62-AA, S-118-AA, S-150-AA and additional configurations; S-62-FA Fork Size (O.D.) (WxL): 26-3/4"x42".
Stacker with Powered Lift. Listed models: SL-63-AA, SL-118-AA, SL-137-AA, SL-150-AA and additional configurations; SL-63-AA Lowered Height: 2-1/8".
Counter-Balanced Stackers. Listed models: S-CB-62, S-CB-118, S-2CB-62*, S-2CB-118*; S-CB-62 Fork Size (WxL): 6-3/8 to 23-5/8"x30".
Basket & Skid Stacker. Listed models: PMSS-50-DC, PMSS-50-AIR, PMSS-50-AC, PMSS-60-DC and additional configurations; PMSS-50-DC Capacity (lbs): 4,000.
Adjustable Box Stackers. Listed models: ABS-130; ABS-130 Fork Length: 19.5".
Hydraulic Stackers. Listed models: VWS-770-AA, VWS-770-FF, VHPS-2000-AA, VHPS-2000-AA-17 and additional configurations; VWS-770-AA Fork Length: 30".
Tracked Hydraulic Stacker. Listed models: THS-3500, THS-2600, THS-1800; THS-3500 Fork Length: 43".
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A quote for material stackers depends on rated configuration, lift range, power system and attachments. Quantity can affect the overall proposal, but a discount should not be assumed. Optional features and a different configuration can change the comparison even when the base product looks similar. Identify any custom dimensions or material requirements separately so their feasibility and effect on pricing can be reviewed. Ask for the quoted configuration and included items to be identified clearly before making your decision.
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Helpful guides and updates related to this category.
Powered Industrial Trucks: Identify the Actual Equipment
Powered industrial truck is a regulatory equipment category, not a synonym for every powered machine in a warehouse. Identify the truck type and function before assigning requirements.
Ergonomic Stackers: Match the Load, Pallet and Transfer Height
A stacker must engage the load securely and fit the receiving station. Published capacity alone does not resolve pallet compatibility or load-center limits.
Reliable Material Handling: Plan Serviceability as Well as Capacity
Handling reliability depends on suitability, maintenance and support. A high capacity rating cannot compensate for equipment that is difficult to inspect or repair.
Material Handling Equipment: Start with the Load Path
Material handling equipment should be selected for a defined movement, not a broad promise of efficiency. Record where the load begins, how it travels and where it ends.
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