NEW EQUIPMENT

Manlifts are vehicles that have a platform hoist fitted onto the back. The hoist can be raised and it has a flat platform on which an operator can stand. The manlift uses an extendable arm to raise and lower operators to a desired height so that tasks may be completed at that level.

This category will contain equipment such as side shifters, forks, clamps and any/all items that can be considered a removable attachment on an existing piece of equipment.

Industrial batteries and chargers typically used with electric powered lift trucks; voltage range is usually 12,24,36 or 48 volt. Verify your incoming building voltage requirements when purchasing new or used chargers including required battery amp hour charger and battery ratings. Most chargers can be re-wired for a buildings varying voltage. A building with 3 phase systems may not have a neutral wire which allows the 3 phase system to use a higher voltage while still supporting lower voltage single phase chargers.

These machines are meant for outdoor use and can handle very large containers varying in size up to 40 feet. Available options are forks, or hydraulic spreaders for lifting. Capacities range from 15,000 to 120,000 and the available fuel type is typically diesel.

This is the most popular lift truck. It is typically used indoors in warehouse applications and on smooth surfaces only. It is not meant for outdoor use. It is also typically smaller than a comparable machine with pneumatic (air) tires. It’s capacities range from 2,000 to 90,000 lbs. and comes with a variety of fuel choices.

This lift truck is typically used indoors and on smooth surfaces. Works well when space is tight. It has less horsepower than its gas powered counterparts and should not be used outdoors. Suggested for areas with little or no ventilation as there are no harmful fumes. Charger is required as these are electric units. Capacities range from 1,500 to 5,500 lbs.