Semi Electric Stacker

Product Details:

Semi-electric stackers are versatile material handling tools that combine manual and electric features to lift and transport goods. They are particularly useful in environments where lifting and stacking tasks need to be done efficiently but full electric operation might not be necessary or cost-effective. Here are some common uses and advantages of semi-electric stackers:

**1. Warehouse Operations

• Pallet Handling: Ideal for lifting and moving pallets within a warehouse, helping to organize stock and optimize space.
• Stock Rotation: Assists in rotating inventory, placing new stock at the bottom and older stock at the top.

**2. Retail Environments

• Stock Replenishment: Facilitates the movement of stock from storage areas to the sales floor, improving stock management and display efficiency.
• Shelf Replenishment: Useful for restocking high shelves or displays in retail settings.

Additional Information:

• Item Code: 84279900
• Production Capacity: 10 nos
• Delivery Time: 15 days

Service for Hydraulic Semi-Electric Stackers:

1. Routine Inspections:

   • Hydraulic System Check: Ensure the hydraulic fluid is at the correct level and free from contaminants. Inspect the hydraulic hoses and seals for any leaks or damage. Low hydraulic fluid levels or leaks can significantly affect lifting performance and safety.
   • Battery Health & Charging System: Check the condition of the battery and charging system, as electric-powered stackers rely on battery power for lifting and lowering. Ensure the battery is charging properly and holding a charge. Check for corrosion or damage to battery terminals.
   • Brake System Check: The brake system is critical for holding loads safely in place. Check the brake pads, cables, and mechanisms for wear and functionality.
   • Fork and Mast Inspection: Inspect the forks, lifting mast, and lifting chains for wear, misalignment, or damage. Ensure they are properly aligned and capable of lifting loads smoothly without obstruction.

2. Lubrication and Fluid Maintenance:

   • Hydraulic Fluid Maintenance: Change the hydraulic fluid at recommended intervals to ensure smooth operation and prevent wear on the hydraulic pump and cylinders.
   • Lubrication of Moving Parts: Lubricate the stacker's moving components, such as the lifting mast, chains, and bearings, to reduce friction and wear. This helps maintain ease of operation and prolongs the stacker's lifespan.

3. Electrical System Inspection:

   • Wiring and Switches: Inspect the stacker’s electrical wiring and switches for any signs of wear, corrosion, or damage. Check the controller to ensure it responds properly to inputs.
   • Motor and Battery Inspection: Ensure the electric motor is running efficiently and that the battery is in good condition. Test the charging system to ensure it is functioning correctly.

Service for Hydraulic Semi-Electric Stackers:Routine Inspections:Hydraulic System Check: Ensure the hydraulic fluid is at the correct level and free from contaminants. Inspect the hydraulic hoses and seals for any leaks or damage. Low hydraulic fluid levels or leaks can significantly affect lifting performance and safety.Battery Health & Charging System: Check the condition of the battery and charging system, as electric-powered stackers rely on battery power for lifting and lowering. Ensure the battery is charging properly and holding a charge. Check for corrosion or damage to battery terminals.Brake System Check: The brake system is critical for holding loads safely in place. Check the brake pads, cables, and mechanisms for wear and functionality.Fork and Mast Inspection: Inspect the forks, lifting mast, and lifting chains for wear, misalignment, or damage. Ensure they are properly aligned and capable of lifting loads smoothly without obstruction.Lubrication and Fluid Maintenance:Hydraulic Fluid Maintenance: Change the hydraulic fluid at recommended intervals to ensure smooth operation and prevent wear on the hydraulic pump and cylinders.Lubrication of Moving Parts: Lubricate the stacker's moving components, such as the lifting mast, chains, and bearings, to reduce friction and wear. This helps maintain ease of operation and prolongs the stacker's lifespan.Electrical System Inspection:Wiring and Switches: Inspect the stacker’s electrical wiring and switches for any signs of wear, corrosion, or damage. Check the controller to ensure it responds properly to inputs.Motor and Battery Inspection: Ensure the electric motor is running efficiently and that the battery is in good condition. Test the charging system to ensure it is functioning correctly.