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A few hundred pounds to several thousand pounds of weight can be lifted and moved by an electric stacker, which is driven by an electric motor. Compared to other forklift kinds, electric stackers are usually smaller and easier to maneuver, which makes them perfect for use in tight places and narrow aisles. Because they don't emit as many pollutants as their gas-powered competitors, they are also a safer option for indoor use. Walk-behind, stand-on, and sit-down types are among the many sizes and configurations of electric stackers. In general, electric stackers are needed for short-distance heavy load transportation, truck loading and unloading, and shelf stocking.

A set of forks that slip beneath the pallet, a hydraulic pump or lever mechanism that raises the forks and the load, and wheels or casters for mobility make up a manual stacker. Manual stackers are perfect for small warehouses and enterprises with limited space because they are propelled by human force and don't require gasoline, unlike powered pallet jacks or forklifts. Pallets and other heavy objects are lifted and moved using a manual stacker. In addition, small stacker is simpler to operate than larger equipment, particularly in confined spaces or places with low ceilings.

Order picking trolleys are used in distribution centers and warehouses to move supplies and goods while orders are being filled. To arrange and move goods from inventory storage to the packing station and thereafter to the shipment area, they are made with shelves or baskets. With the use of picking trolleys, employees may quickly collect several goods for a single order, cutting down on visits and saving time and effort. All things considered, an order picking trolley is a useful instrument for increasing efficiency and optimizing warehouse operations.