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  • Kirk-Rudy KR355 Small Product Edge

    Kirk-Rudy KR355 Small Product Edge Stacker

    • Manufacturer: Kirk Rudy
    • Model: KR355

    The KR355 is a special unit designed to receive small products from a production line, such as an inkjet printer or RFID Encoder, before counting, sorting and stacking horizontally. Stacks can be gathered by hand...

    Markham, Canada
  • 2000 Gammerler SH080

    2000 Gammerler SH080

    • Manufacturer: Gammerler

    (2000) Gammerler SH080 semi-automatic horizontal log stacker no palletiser SMB strapping head

    United States
  • Müller Martini 244 Jumbo

    Müller Martini 244 Jumbo

    • Manufacturer: Müller Martini

    Built in 1995 with infeed conveyor (descending) Log delivery to the right for pick-up with palletizer As a single machine or as a complete line together with: Müller Martini 397 log palletizer for Euro pallets Mü...

    Helmstedt, Germany
  • Thorsted A 600

    Thorsted A 600

    • Manufacturer: Thorsted

    Thorsted A600 compensating stacker (high infeed) High Speed Compensating Stacker, 80,000 cph Horizontal Conveyor with Jogging Station Including a Thorsted A668 Bundle Labelling Unit Denex Copy Counter

    Nottingham, United Kingdom
  • 2000 Stahl SBP 66 M.D.

    2000 Stahl SBP 66 M.D. Digital

    • Manufacturer: Stahl

    Stahl SBP 66 M.D. Digital Horizontal Stack Delivery SBP Max. sheet size, width×length (cm) 66×30 Min. sheet size, width×length (cm) 12×10

    Gendt, Netherlands
  • 2007 Rima RS600

    2007 Rima RS600

    • Manufacturer: Rima-System

    2 x Rima RS600 Horizontal Log Stackers (2007) each with palletiser

    Europe
  • 2011 In-Log Gunze LS/1120

    2011 In-Log Gunze LS/1120

    • Manufacturer: In-Log Gunze

    2011 In-Log / Gunze LS/1120 Built by Gunze (Japan) in partnership with In-Log This is a semi-automatic horizontal log stacker, with strapper and crane with log lifter. Logs are placed manually on the pallet usi...

    Europe
  • 1989 Muller Martini 327

    1989 Muller Martini 327

    • Manufacturer: Müller Martini

    Muller Martini 327 Horizontal Log Stacker (no palletiser) Age: 1989 Mechanical speed max 80.000 t/h Size with accessories max 510 x 320 mm Number of pages max 64 Seiten pages 4 Seiten bar length 700 - 1100 ...

    Europe
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    Griffon pallettizzatore

    Griffon pallettizzatore

      • Capacity of fine movement up to 250 kg per pack, for efficient management even at the sides and weight. • Motorized clamp at 5 assi, which allows precise movements with all its feet and maximum flexibilità in t...

      Fiorano Modenese, Italy
    • Stahl SBP-M 46.D #81

      Stahl SBP-M 46.D #81

      • Manufacturer: Stahl

      Horizontal stack press delivery system is particularly qualified for the processing of medium and high work ru Work runs

      Paris, France
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      1989 OMG Valletto P 540

      1989 OMG Valletto P 540

      • Manufacturer: OMG

      -Year 1989 -Universal stacker that can be used for the production of almost all folding machines. Used to form horizontal stacks -Electronic speed regulation -Printing station with motorized rollers -Adjustab...

      Italy

    Overview

    Stackers are essential warehouse equipment designed for lifting, moving, and stacking pallets and heavy loads. They come in various types, including manual, semi-electric, and fully electric, making them versatile for different applications in logistics, retail, and industrial settings. Stackers improve efficiency and safety in material handling tasks.

    FAQ

    What factors should I consider when purchasing a stacker?

    Consider the type of stacker (manual, semi-electric, or electric), load capacity, lifting height, and the environment where it will be used. Assess the condition if buying used and check for maintenance records.

    How can I ensure safe shipping for a stacker?

    Use a reliable transport service that specializes in heavy machinery. Ensure the stacker is securely fastened and protected to prevent damage during transit.

    What is the maintenance schedule for a stacker?

    Regular maintenance includes checking hydraulic fluid levels, inspecting the condition of the forks, wheels, and mast, and ensuring all moving parts are well-lubricated. Follow the manufacturer’s manual for specific maintenance intervals and procedures.