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Tight Aisles and Low Clearance? Counterbalance Stackers Solve the Problem

Tight Aisles and Low Clearance? Counterbalance Stackers Solve the Problem

When Space Gets Tight, Counterbalance Stackers Step In
While support-leg stackers work great in most settings, they can be limiting in tight aisles or when handling low-clearance pallets. That’s where counterbalance stackers offer a smart, legless alternative—giving you greater flexibility and direct access.

What Is a Counterbalance Stacker?
A counterbalance stacker is a type of walkie or ride-on lifting equipment designed to handle pallets and goods without front support legs. Instead, it uses a built-in counterweight to balance loads during lifting. This design gives you unrestricted access to pallets from the front, making it ideal for spaces where a typical stacker would get in the way.

Where Does a Counterbalance Stacker Work Best?
  1. Narrow warehouse aisles
  2. Production areas with limited ground clearance
  3. Retail backrooms and hardware stores
  4. Loading/unloading zones without dock levelers
  5. Operations that handle non-standard pallets or containers
Its legless design allows it to reach into the middle of a pallet, stack items on shelving, or position loads exactly where you need them.

What to Consider When Choosing One?
Here are four key factors to guide your purchase:
  1. Load Capacity Make sure the rated load fits your most common lifting tasks.
  2. Lifting Height
Choose a model that reaches your shelves or racks with ease.
  1. Chassis Size & Turning Radius Check the overall width and turning radius, especially if you're operating in tight spaces.
  2. Battery Life & Charging Consider runtime, battery type (lithium or lead-acid), and how long it takes to recharge.
Safety First: Tips for Using a Counterbalance Stacker
  1. Always keep loads centered and within the rated capacity.
  2. Maintain clear sightlines while maneuvering—especially in reverse.
  3. Operate on flat, stable surfaces to ensure maximum stability.
  4. Regularly inspect brakes, mast condition, and the battery level.
  5. Ensure operators are trained and familiar with safe lifting practices.

Our range of counterbalance stackers is designed to eliminate the limitations of fixed support legs, giving you direct access to pallets, smoother maneuverability, and reliable lifting power in compact environments.
Explore our models and find the right stacker for your space.

 

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