SLF500 SERIES

Stacker is a kind of wheeled vehicle for loading and unloading, heap height, stacking and short distance transportation. A forklift is an industrial transport vehicle. It refers to a variety of wheeled vehicles for loading and unloading, stacking and short haul transportation of pallet goods. A stacker is more suitable to stacking pallets and storing loads within high-level areas. It is a great choice because, as well as moving loads at ground level, it is also capable of lifting pallets of heights.

As well as giving you the ability to move stock to different heights, these stackers are compact, saving you valuable space in the warehouse that can then be used for additional stock. They are also quick and easy to charge when the battery runs out.

Full-Electric SLF500 Lifting height: 800mm,1000mm and 1300mm
Full-Electric SLF1000 Lifting height: 800mm,1000mm and 1300mm
Semi-Electric SLS500 Lifting height: 800mm,1000mm and 1300mm
Semi-Electric SLS1000 Lifting height:800mm,1000mm and 1300mm

There are three type of stackers:

1. Manual Stacker: These are controlled manually, so here is no electronic controls. The operator needs to push the stacked to the required location and lift the pallets with a handle or foot pump.

2. Semi Electric: These stackers are similar to manual stackers but feature an electronic lift, removing the need for physical exertion required by manual stackers. They are cost effective solution for anyone who regularly using a stacked in warehouse, storerooms, and light manufacturing facilities.

3. Full Electric: They are fully electric machines. Moving loads can be done easily and comfortably, with minimal depends on the operator. These are most often seen in busy warehouses - think Amazon’s, DPD, Rolls-Royce.

Unlike Manual Stacker, both the Semi-Electric and Full-Electric models can go inside the vehicle. They also offer robust solutions not found in Manual Stacker such as safety, productivity, efficiency, and reliability.

At Selflift, we proudly offer Semi-Electric and Full Electric Stackers.

There are a number of things to consider when choosing your pallet stacker:

1. Size of load – What weight will it need to handle? What are the sizes of the pallets you’ll be moving? You need to ensure the stacker you select is up to the job

2. Required lift height – Where are you moving the loads to? How high up will the pallets need to go?

3. The area you’re using the stacker – Are there any restrictions where you’re planning to use the stacker? Are there overhead obstructions – lights, beams etc? Is there open space to manoeuvre?

4. Type of pallet being moved – Are the pallets you’re moving ‘open’ or ‘closed’? You need to make sure you have the right type of stacker for your pallets

5. Operation – How many lifts are you expecting to do per shift? Is it viable to operate a manual lift in a busy working environment? Will manual operation put unnecessary pressure on those using the stacker?

6. Charging – Full-Electric Stackers take five hours on average to charge, while Semi-Electric Stackers take eight hours on average to charge, so you’ll need to ensure you have the space to do this for that amount of time.