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Non lifted trucks

Trolleys are used to carry goods around and keep them for safely purposes.
Below are some examples of trolleys that can be found in a warehouse.

Tray Trolley _________Order picking trolley


Pallet trucks are non-stacking pallet lift trucks with openings that allow pick-up by a fork truck
Pallet trucks are used to lift loads and horizontally move objects. Pallet trucks are outfitted for specific use with pallets in storage, warehouse, and manufacturing settings

It is used to deal with heavy items or large quantities and run on either normal internal combustion engines or on electric motors. In addition, some pallet trucks are not capable of changing the width between the two forks, while other types are.

This is a picture of Pump truck Hand Pallet Trucks

This is Pallet Truck with Scale. There is a large LCD display that shows all measurement results in clearly readable numbers, even in dim lighting. Also, the display can be read from different angles around the scale.



Tugs and tractor

This sit-down tractor can handle the heaviest loads safely. As compared to the hand pallet trucks, it can shift heavy loads and handle much more quanitity.



Lifted trucks

Counter-balanced forklift truck

This is a picture of a counterbalance truck. It does not have any stabilization legs protruding from the front so it is ideal for narrow aisle warehouses and placing pallets side by side. The advantages are that it is less expensive, takes up less space and can maneuver in tight aisles. In addition, counterbalancing basically prevents the lift from toppling over by using a series of weights, which is a heavy iron mass or the large lead-acid battery, necessary to compensate for the load.

Some lift trucks are designed for the lifting of pallets exclusively, while other lift trucks are designed to maneuver down narrow aisles. Some examples of a more specialized truck are Articulated Counterbalance Trucks and Guided Very Narrow Aisle trucks.

Reach trucks


A reach truck is a small ride on machine, typically used to lower or raise pallets in small isles of warehouses. Reach trucks normally reach up to 8 meters high. Compared to counterbalanced truck, the length is much shorter. Operator may sit or stand on the machine in a front facing or side on position, depending on the type of the truck.

Double deep reach truck

Double-deep reach trucks use an extended reach mechanism which allows you to store pallets two deep in specially designed double-deep rack


Stacker Truck

Pedestrian stacker, a conventional stacker truck for simple duties and Hand Stacker, design for handing materials are some examples of stacker trucks.

Side Loader

A Side Loader forklift is normally used to pick-up and transport long loads or several pallets next to each other. The loads are picked up at 90 degrees to the direction of travel. The four-way side loader forklift enables all wheels to rotate by 90 degrees for travel within narrow aisles.

High rack stacker

Stacker crane

The stacker crane is electronically controlled and can retrieve unit loads in minutes. It can precisely storage units into an organized space without any complications. With accurate tracking it will lower inventory levels without any problems running out of the products.

The fork can be raised or lowered to any of the levels of a storage rack and can be extended into the rack to store and retrieve product. Stacker cranes are often used in the large freezer warehouses of frozen food manufacturers