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Pallet Stackers
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Frequently Asked Questions
A pallet stacker is a compact, electric-powered warehouse truck designed to lift, stack, and move palletised loads at low-to-medium heights. Unlike a forklift, a pallet stacker is typically used for indoor operations in confined spaces, with load capacities generally ranging from 0.6 to 2.0 tonnes. They come in pedestrian (walkie stacker), stand-on, and sit-on configurations to suit different distances and operational intensities.
A pallet truck is designed purely for moving pallets at ground level, i.e. it lifts just enough to clear the floor. A pallet stacker can lift loads to height for stacking on racking or shelving. Linde offers both: pallet stackers for stacking applications, and pallet trucks for ground-level transport.
Pallet stackers are more compact, generally used indoors, have lower maximum lift heights, and are best suited to loads up to 2.0 tonnes. Forklifts are more versatile, capable of higher lift heights, heavier capacities, outdoor use, and handling a wider variety of load types.
Yes. Linde offers cold store variants of several pallet stacker models, engineered to operate reliably at temperatures as low as -35°C. These variants maintain full battery performance and mechanical availability in freezer and refrigeration environments, making them a trusted choice for food, beverage, pharmaceutical, and cold chain operations.
Yes. Linde pallet stackers are available with Lithium-ION battery technology across a number of models. Li-ION batteries charge faster, last longer per cycle, require no watering or battery changes, and can be opportunity-charged during breaks without affecting battery health. This makes them particularly well suited to multi-shift operations.
Yes, this is one of their key advantages over counterbalance forklifts. Linde pallet stacker models like the L-series and D-series are designed for use in confined warehouse environments. Some models feature chassis widths as narrow as 720mm, electric power steering for tight manoeuvring, and straddle arm configurations for closed pallet handling. For very narrow aisle (VNA) storage applications at height, Linde's VNA turret trucks may be more appropriate.
