What are the technical specifications for semi-electric stackers when loading and unloading goods? the

Semi-electric stacker is the most commonly used tool in warehousing operations, so many users ignore the operating specifications of semi-electric stacker, here we introduce the requirements for the use of semi-electric stacker for loading and unloading operations.

When loading goods, the distance of the forks should be adjusted according to the size of the goods, and the weight of the goods should be shared equally by the two forks to prevent the goods from slipping to one side when the load is unbalanced or the electric storage forklift is running. When the fork of the semi-electric stacker enters the cargo pile, the fork wall should be in contact with one side of the cargo, and then the fork should be raised about 200mm from the ground before driving.

Semi-electric stackers need to be careful when handling goods. Unsafe or unstable loading is not allowed, and the safety and stability of the goods should be stacked to prevent electric storage forklifts from dumping and overturning accidents. If the load of the semi-electric stacker blocks the forward view, please drive in the opposite direction. Defective or damaged pallets should not be used as accidents can easily occur. Note that the pallets should be placed in a special area and not placed randomly. When operating a semi-electric stacker, it is necessary to slow down at the turn and sound the whistle to prevent collision accidents. When the semi-electric stacker lifts the pallet, attention should be paid to the lifting height, because it will also affect the stability of the forklift. At the same time, we should also pay attention to avoiding the damage of the semi-electric stacker due to heavy load operation. During continuous long-term work, we should pay attention to mediate the rest time; if the load capacity of the semi-electric stacker is insufficient, be sure to switch to a larger electric storage Forklifts must not be overloaded.