Manual pallet stackers
Manual Pallet Stackers
Choose a Configuration
HC and HT stackers use manual travel and hydraulic fork lifting. Choose the configuration around the pallet, load center, required lift, and space along the handling route.
Products
Compare HC and HT
| Series | Nominal load entries | Load center | Lift and fork data | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| HC | 1,000 / 1,500 / 2,000 kg | 400 mm | Listed lift heights of 1,600–3,000 mm; 55 × 135 × 1,150 mm forks | HC manual pallet stacker |
| HT | 2,000 kg | 450 mm | Listed lift height 1,600 mm; 30 × 120 × 1,100 mm forks | HT manual pallet stacker |
Nominal capacity needs to be checked against the actual load center and lifting-height arrangement for the selected model.
Check the Pallet Interface
Provide the pallet’s fork openings and base construction, along with load size and center of gravity. Compare the fork thickness, width, length, and adjustable spacing. The support legs and floor clearance must also fit the pallet and route.
Allow for the Mast and Turning Space
Check both retracted and extended mast heights against doors and overhead obstructions. Include aisle width, turning space, and floor conditions. HC and HT have different body widths and turning-radius entries.
Specify Manual Operation
The ranges are pedestrian-operated, with manual travel. Their literature describes a foot pedal for fork lifting. Include the working distance and frequency to assess the proposed handling task.