Warehouse Electric Reach Truck and Pallet Stacker 1.2Ton to 3Ton Logistics Material Handling Equipment
Designed to maximize vertical space utilization and narrow-aisle efficiency in modern logistics facilities, our Warehouse Equipment Series integrates pure lithium-electric driving with precision hydraulic mast controls. Spanning capacities from 1.2 tons to 3.0 tons, this lineup includes electric reach trucks, ride-on and walkie stackers, and electric/manual pallet trucks built for fast indoor material distribution.
Warehouse Electric Reach Truck and Pallet Stacker 1.2Ton to 3Ton Logistics Material Handling Equipment Specifications :
| Price | Contact us |
| Place of Origin | China |
| Min.Order Quantity | 1 |
| Payment Terms | OEM、ODM、OBM |
| Supply Ability | 1000 |
| Delivery Detail | one month |
Warehouse Electric Reach Truck and Pallet Stacker 1.2Ton to 3Ton Logistics Material Handling Equipment Detail Introduction :
Electric Reach Truck Series (CQD15 / CQD20 / CQD30): High-reach indoor lifters featuring 1500 kg (CQD15), 2000 kg (CQD20), and 3000 kg (CQD30) capacities. Built with tight turning radiuses (1680 mm to 2200 mm) and extending mast mechanisms for high-tier rack stacking.
Lithium Electric Stacker Series (CPDB20 / CPDB / CDDC15): Compact vertical stackers including the CPDB20 Ride-On Stacker (2000 kg capacity, 1952 mm turning radius), CPDB Stacker (1200 kg capacity, 1480 mm turning radius), and CDDC15 Stacker (1500 kg capacity, 1380 mm turning radius).
Pallet Truck Series (CBD20 / CBY30): Horizontal floor transport solutions including the CBD20 Electric Pallet Truck (2000 kg capacity, 1230 mm turning radius, lithium battery) and CBY30 Manual Pallet Truck (3000 kg capacity, hand-operated).
| Model | Category | Rated Lifting Capacity (kg) | Load Center / Fork Spec | Min. Turning Radius (mm) | Power Source |
| CQD15 | Electric Reach Truck | 1500 | 500 mm | 1680 | Lithium Battery |
| CQD20 | Electric Reach Truck | 2000 | 500 mm | 1840 | Lithium Battery |
| CQD30 | Electric Reach Truck | 3000 | 500 mm | 2200 | Lithium Battery |
| CPDB20 | Ride-On Electric Stacker | 2000 | 500 mm | 1952 | Lithium Battery |
| CPDB | Electric Stacker | 1200 | 500 mm | 1480 | Lithium Battery |
| CDDC15 | Electric Stacker | 1500 | 600 mm | 1380 | Lithium Battery |
| CBD20 | Electric Pallet Truck | 2000 | L: 1230 mm | 1230 | Lithium Battery |
| CBY30 | Manual Pallet Truck | 3000 | W: 550/685 mm, L: 1150/1220 mm | — | Hand-operated |
Technical Advantage & Features
Ultra-Tight Steering Radius: Compact frame design and tight turning radiuses (as low as 1230 mm – 1680 mm) allow effortless 180-degree turns in narrow storage aisles.
Clean & Quiet Lithium Energy: Fast-charging, zero-emission lithium batteries eliminate battery fluid maintenance and keep indoor warehouse air clean.
Precision Vertical Stacking: Smooth proportional joystick levers enable micro-adjustments for safe high-bay pallet placement.
Ergonomic Driver Interface: Operator platforms and tiller handles feature low vibration dampers to reduce fatigue during multi-shift operations.
Primary Applications
High-Bay Warehouses & E-Commerce Logistics: Vertical rack stacking, order picking, and aisle pallet transfer.
Cold Storage & Food Logistics: Contamination-free indoor loading in temperature-controlled food distribution centers.
Manufacturing & Parts Distribution: Moving raw component containers between warehouse racks and production assembly lines.
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