Pallet stackers are selected around vertical lift as well as horizontal movement. A practical comparison starts with the load, lift height, storage layout, aisle clearance and duty cycle rather than the product name alone.
Key selection factors
01. Define the lift requirement
State the load weight, load centre, required lift height and whether the load will be stored in racking, positioned at a workstation or transferred between levels.
02. Measure the operating space
Aisle width, turning space, overhead clearance and floor condition affect mast selection and how comfortably the stacker can be used.
03. Review the duty cycle
Manual or assisted solutions can fit lower-frequency work. For repeated lifts and longer travel, powered configurations may better suit the operating pattern.
04. Plan for the load type
Pallet type, fork entry, load dimensions and stability should be confirmed before finalising a configuration.
Explore the relevant equipment range
Review the current Pallet Stackers range, then send the application details that affect the model decision. This keeps the product and quotation discussion focused on your operating conditions.
Need help comparing options?
Send your load, application, required quantity, destination and operating conditions. The OLIFT sales team can discuss relevant equipment options for your enquiry.
Frequently asked questions
What is the first specification to confirm for a pallet stacker?
Confirm the maximum load, required lift height and the dimensions of the pallet or load being handled.
How do aisle dimensions affect stacker selection?
Aisle width, turning area and overhead clearance determine whether a model and mast can operate safely in the intended location.
When should an electric stacker be considered?
It is worth comparing when lifting is frequent, the work runs across a long shift or travel and operator workload need to be reduced.