Why is it called a semi-electric stacker

Why is the semi-electric stacker called a semi-electric stacker? First of all, we need to understand its function, and secondly, we can also look at its internal structure.

In terms of function, semi-electric hydraulic forklifts have the function of electric lifting, but walking is manual. This type of electric forklift is suitable for short-distance transportation and low-intensity operations. In terms of elevation, it is not suitable for lifting work that is too high, and it can reach about 4.5 meters. In terms of load ratio, semi-electric stacker forklift manufacturers suggest that the load should not exceed 300-400 kg at 4.5 meters. Specifically look at the counterweight.

Why is it called a semi-electric stacker? To be precise, it should be based on its internal structure. Let's take a look at what makes the internal structure of a semi-electric hydraulic forklift different from that of a fully electric forklift. The overall design of the semi-electric stacker mainly takes into account the cost of the use of the enterprise. If the transportation distance itself is not long and it is mainly used to stack goods, then the semi-electric stacker manufacturer can reduce one when designing the forklift. As for the walking motor, only the lifting motor is reserved. When the number of lifting motors is reduced, the configuration requirements for the battery will undoubtedly be reduced, so the cost of the battery will also be reduced.

But at present, there are semi-electric stackers with lower cost on the market. This kind of semi-electric hydraulic stacker is a simple version of semi-electric stacker. And why is this called a semi-electric stacker? Doesn't it have one less function than a semi-electric stacker? Yes, the descending electric and the manual pressure relief electric are literally one electric and one manual, but there is actually no difference in use. It is even more stable than the electric one at the moment when the descent function is activated.