Courtesy of Yale
Materials Handling Corporation
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Motorized
Pallet Truck (Rider Type)
The motorized version of the pallet
jack, the rider type (shown) is used for frequent movement of pallet
loads over distances such as movement between departments or storage
areas. Also comes in a Walkie version that lacks the operator
platform and higher speeds. Low cost and high maneuverability
make these vehicles a good choice where frequent movement of loads
is required. Options include double pallet length forks that
allow you to move 2 pallets in one trip.
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Courtesy of Crown
Equipment Corp.
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Electric
Counterbalanced Lift Truck
Multipurpose vehicle used to load
trailers, stack loads, rack loads, move pallet loads throughout
facility. Requires wide aisle for turning (11' or more) Wide
variety of attachments available. Electric is strictly indoor
vehicle.
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Courtesy of Yale
Materials Handling Corporation
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Internal
Combustion Counterbalanced Lift Truck
Functionality similar to electric
truck above. Propane truck (shown) can be used indoors or out
provided there is adequate ventilation.
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Courtesy of Yale
Materials Handling Corporation
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Order
Selector
Man-up type vehicle designed
specifically for hand loading less-than-pallet load quantities into
and out of selective rack. Very narrow aisle (VNA) vehicle
works in aisles less than 6' wide.
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Courtesy of Crown
Equipment Corp.
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Reach
Truck
Narrow aisle truck (8'-11') designed
specifically for racked pallet storage. Double-deep version
(shown) loads pallets 2-deep in special double-deep racking. |
Courtesy of
Landoll Corporation
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Swing Mast
Truck
Mast swings out 90 degrees to
facilitate placement of pallets in racking in very narrow aisles (VNA)
of less than 6'. Multipurpose functionality also allows it to
be used for moving pallets and for loading trailers. |
Courtesy of Crown
Equipment Corp.
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Turret
Truck
Very narrow aisle truck (VNA) allows
storage of pallet loads in racking with aisles less than 6'
wide. Man-up design facilitates accurate placement in tall
racking (up to 40 ft.). This type of vehicle generally requires a
guidance system and extremely level floors. |
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