What is a Pallet Stacker Designed for?
A pallet stacker is a specialized type of forklift designed primarily for loading and unloading palletized goods on vehicles, and also to transport pallets from one location to another. The equipment is constructed with heavy-duty, rugged material with the intention of being able to withstand extreme weights and heavy daily wear and tear. Its basic components include a pair of forks which can be slid underneath a pallet for lifting to a desired height. Depending on how the stacker is being powered, its engine compartment may house hydraulic, electronic or gas-run devices.
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Komatsu Forklift USA Inc serves the markets of North America, Central and Latin America, Mexico, South America and the Caribbean. The company adheres to ISO 9001 specifications and maintains internal quality standards.
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