Manual Stacker Handler HN

Handler HN manual stacker – 1,000 kg, lifts to 1,600 / 2,500 / 3,000 mm

The Handler HN manual hydraulic stacker lifts pallets of up to 1,000 kg to 1.6, 2.5 or 3 metres — no battery, no charger and no energy costs. You pump the foot pedal, and the hydraulic cylinder and chains raise the forks up the mast. It is the natural next step from a manual pallet truck when a pallet no longer just needs moving, but lifting onto a rack, a workbench or a platform.

Three lift heights, one model

All three versions share the same 1,000 kg capacity and the same forks — only the mast height differs. Choose the height by the highest level your pallets need to reach.

Construction and operation

• Hydraulic drive with foot pedal — lift the load with your foot, keeping your hands free to guide the stacker and the pallet.
• Mast with central hydraulic cylinder and twin chains — smooth lifting of the fork carriage over the full height.
• Safety mesh guard on the mast between the operator and the load.
• Fixed 1,150 mm forks with an outer width of 550 mm — the same dimensions as standard manual pallet trucks.
• Swivel castors with brake and a manoeuvring handle, for precise positioning in front of the rack.
• New Handler design in HandlerKraft red. 12-month warranty on the hydraulic drive.

Manual stacker or electric stacker?

A manual stacker is the economical choice when you lift pallets a few times per shift: there is no battery to maintain and no socket needed. If you lift pallets frequently throughout the day, or need heights above 3 metres, an electric stacker saves the operator effort and works faster.

Main technical specifications

• Capacity: 1,000 kg
• Lift height: 1,600 mm (HN1016), 2,500 mm (HN1025), 3,000 mm (HN1030)
• Fork length: 1,150 mm
• Distance between the outer edges of the forks: 550 mm
• Forks: fixed
• Drive: hydraulic, foot pedal

Recommended applications

Recommended for:

• Small and medium warehouses, shops and wholesale premises with racking
• Workshops and production halls — lifting materials to the level of workbenches and machines
• Warehouses where pallets are lifted occasionally and an electric machine is not justified
• Premises without a socket for charging a battery

Usage tip: move the stacker only with the forks lowered; lift the load with the stacker stationary, on a level surface, with the castor brakes applied.