What is the load capacity of a semi-electric stacker truck?
The load capacity of a semi-electric stacker truck can vary depending on the manufacturer and model. Generally, the load capacity can range from 1000 kg to 2000 kg. Before purchasing the equipment, it is recommended to consider the weight of the products to be handled and make a suitable choice based on the load capacity of the semi-electric stacker truck.
What is the difference between a semi-electric stacker truck and a fully electric stacker truck?
The main difference between a semi-electric stacker truck and a fully electric stacker truck is the power source. The semi-electric stacker truck relies on an electric lifting system and manual pushing, while the fully electric stacker truck can independently complete all lifting and movement operations through the electric power system. The fully electric stacker truck is more suitable for applications that require frequent and long-term handling operations, while the semi-electric stacker truck can meet the needs of lower-frequency handling operations.
What are the warranty terms for a semi-electric stacker truck?
Warranty terms for a semi-electric stacker truck may vary depending on the manufacturer or supplier. It is recommended to confirm the specific warranty policy with the supplier before making a purchase. Generally, the warranty period for the main body of the equipment can range from one year to three years, while the warranty period for the electric lifting system can range from six months to one year. The warranty only covers manufacturing defects and does not cover damage caused by human errors or improper use.
In conclusion, the semi-electric stacker truck is an important material handling equipment that can greatly improve work efficiency and reduce labor intensity. Before purchasing the equipment, it is recommended to consider the specific needs of the work environment and choose suitable equipment. Shanghai Yiying Crane Machinery Co., Ltd. is a professional material handling equipment manufacturer and supplier. With advanced technology and excellent service, we provide customers with high-quality products and solutions. For more product information and consultation, please contact us at sales3@yiyinggroup.com.
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