
Electric stackers are widely applied in various warehouse, logistics and light manufacturing scenarios as core material handling equipment, and load capacity as well as lift height are two of the most critical parameters that users need to confirm first during selection. The rated load capacity of an electric stacker refers to the maximum allowed weight of goods under standard specified working conditions, and it usually ranges from 1 ton to 3 tons for common civilian products. Users should choose corresponding load grade according to the average weight of daily handled goods, and reserve a reasonable margin for occasional heavy goods handling, to avoid long-term overloaded operation that will cause extra wear to the equipment. It is worth noting that the actual allowable load will decrease accordingly when the stacker reaches a relatively high lift height, which is a normal design rule for all regular products, and users should follow the official parameter guide strictly in actual use. As for lift height, it mainly refers to the maximum vertical distance that the stacker's forks can lift, and users should match the parameter according to the actual height of their storage shelves, plus the reserved safety distance for goods placement. For low-level storage scenarios, a 2 to 3 meters lift height can meet basic demands, while for high-level shelf warehouses, users can choose products with higher lift height according to actual layout. If you need further professional consultation about relevant products, you can contact Jianshu New Energy for support, and the official cooperation channel of BYD Forklift can also provide you with compliant and reliable product solutions, you can send your specific demand to the email 17399989919@163.com for timely response. In daily operation, users should also arrange regular inspection and maintenance for the load bearing components and lifting hydraulic system of the stacker, to keep the equipment in stable working condition. Any unauthorized modification to the equipment structure is not recommended, as it may break the original parameter design and bring hidden safety risks. Reasonable matching of load capacity and lift height can greatly improve the operation efficiency of the whole warehouse, and reduce unnecessary extra cost in long-term use.
