Key Features & Benefits:

1,Simple & Economical: No battery or power required—low cost and minimal maintenance.
2,Compact & Maneuverable: Ideal for tight aisles, trucks, and confined spaces.
3,Robust Capacity: Typically handles loads from 1 to 2.5 tons with lifting heights up to ~1.6m.
4,Easy Operation: Pump handle raises/lowers the forks; manual steering provides full control.

Primary Applications:

1,Warehouse Stocking: Stacking pallets in storage areas or on racks.
2,Loading/Unloading: Moving goods in and out of vans, trucks, or containers.
3,Shop Floor Handling: Transporting materials in workshops, retail backrooms, or small factories.
4,Order Picking: Lifting pallets to ergonomic working heights.

I shaped steel
MODEL NO.	MK-IMS1	MK-IMS2	MK-IMS3
Capacity	1T	2T	3T
Lifting Height	1.6m	1.6m	1.6m
Fork Length (L)	840mm	840mm	950mm
Fork Width min-max	215-725mm	240-730mm	300-580mm
C shaped steel
MODEL NO.	MK-CMS1	MK-CMS2	MK-CMS3
Capacity	1T	2T	3T
Lifting Height	1.6m	1.6m	1.6m
Fork Length (L)	900mm	900mm	950mm
Fork Width min-max	220-730mm	260-730mm	300-800mm

Q1: What is the main difference between a Manual Stacker and a Pallet Jack?

A: A Pallet Jack (or pallet truck) is designed primarily for horizontal transportation of pallets on firm, flat surfaces. A Manual Stacker can also transport, but its core function is to lift loads to significant heights for stacking or positioning, thanks to its vertical mast and hydraulic lifting mechanism.

Q2: What surfaces can a Hydraulic Manual Stacker operate on?

A: It works best on smooth, firm, and level indoor surfaces such as concrete warehouse floors. While some heavy-duty models with larger wheels can handle slight irregularities, they are not designed for rough terrain, gravel, or significant outdoor use.

Q3: How do I maintain a Manual Hydraulic Stacker?

A: Maintenance is minimal:
Keep it clean and store it in a dry place.
Periodically check for hydraulic fluid leaks.
Ensure the wheels rotate freely and are free of debris.
Lubricate pivot points as recommended in the manual. The hydraulic unit is typically sealed and does not require regular fluid changes.

Q4: Can it be used to lift non-palletized loads?

A: Not safely. It is designed specifically for standard pallets. Using it for non-palletized or unbalanced loads poses a significant tip-over risk. For such loads, a different type of lifting equipment (like a portable lifting table) should be used.

Q5: What safety precautions are most important?

A:
Never exceed the rated capacity indicated on the nameplate.
Ensure the load is centered and stable on the forks.
Keep hands and feet clear of the lifting mechanism and wheels.
Do not ride on the stacker.
Use the brake (if equipped) when parked on an incline.

Q6: What are the limitations compared to an electric stacker?

A: The manual version requires physical effort to pump and maneuver, which can lead to operator fatigue during intensive, all-day use. It is also generally slower. An Electric Stacker eliminates the pumping effort, is faster, and is better suited for high-frequency operations, but comes at a higher purchase cost and requires battery charging.

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