Stockmaster Electric Lift Truk

Stockmaster LIFT-TRUK is a very safe and easy to use stock picker. Items weighing up to 60 kg can be picked, lowered and transported in one action. The whole stock picking process can be safely handled by one person removing the need for a second person to pass items up or down.

A quick change over battery or hand winch ensures there is no operational down time. Items placed on the lift table can be lowered and moved similar to a fork lift, saving the time to transfer them to a trolley, and reducing the need for trolleys.

• Available in 4 sizes
• Silent lifting with anti-compression technology
• On board battery charger
• Quick changeover battery system
• 12 hour continuous duty cycle at rated load of 60 kg.
• The most cost effective access / handling device for Retail and non palletised Warehouse storage.

Carrying items up or down the ladder is eliminated creating a much safer product.

The dangerous practice of carrying large or heavy items up or down a ladder is eliminated, significantly reducing the risk of accident. Featuring Using a simple winding mechanism (manual model) or remote control (electric model) the lift table can be positioned to the exact height required to safely transfer items from shelving, and braking of the load is automatic when the control is released. LIFT-TRUK substantially reduces your exposure to the high cost of lost time injuries and compensation claims.

LIFT-TRUK is supplied with a flexible Platform Safety Rail system which can be set up to various configurations to provide improved ergonomics and easy access for stock picking, and when fitted with the Auto-Safe Gate the operator is protected from accidentally stepping off the front of the platform.

Stockmaster LIFT-TRUK is manufactured from high quality materials and built to last. With reasonable care it will provide many years of service, and cost less than any other product with all of these benefits.

Stockmaster LIFT-TRUK meets or exceeds all the requirements of the Australian / New Zealand standard AS/NZS 1892.1:1996, the European Standard EN 131: Parts 1 and 2 and also accords with the provisions of the EC Machinery Directive 98/37/EC