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  • 2000 Gammerler SH080

    2000 Gammerler SH080

    • Manufacturer: Gammerler

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

    United States
  • 2006 Rotek 600 SP

    2006 Rotek 600 SP

      We are pleased to offer: Used Rotek 600 SP Year 2006 Specification The Rotek 600 SP is a robust and versatile sheet-handling and finishing machine, designed for medium to large-format paper processing environment...

      Ringwood, United Kingdom
    • 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
    • RTS High Capacity Receiving Tray-Stacker

      RTS High Capacity Receiving Tray-Stacker

      • Manufacturer: Astro

      Huge 5000 page capacity. Use with M2 Printer or other printers Works with Astro M2 High Capacity Printer and other printing equipment Automatic operation when connected to the Astro M2 High Capacity Printer. Auto...

      Elk Grove Village, IL

    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.