DAYTON 4VME1 Fixed Bse Hydraulic Stacker 3000 Lb 63 Inch Lift

Dayton 4VME1 fixed base hydraulic stacker is used for lifting and transporting heavy loads with ease. It allows for handling materials, including pallets, crates and containers, streamlining loading and unloading processes. This stacker is ideal for warehouses, factories and distribution centres for lifting and transporting heavy loads with ease.

Features:

• This fixed base hydraulic stacker has a compact footprint for manoeuvring in tight spaces such as aisles and loading docks.
• It comes with axle-mounted polyurethane wheels, providing ease of movement.
• This fixed base hydraulic stacker offers a maximum lifting height of 5 feet 3 inches.
• It is equipped with a foot pump lift control mechanism, allowing effortless operation by the user.
• It features a powder-coated steel frame for durability and resistance to corrosion.
• This fixed base hydraulic stacker has a fork-over design, enabling easy lifting of open-bottom pallets, skids or containers.

Compatible Accessories:

• Dayton MH4VME901G Chain Roller Kit: This kit includes chain rollers that ensure smooth operation and durability, making it an essential addition for efficient material handling tasks.
• Dayton MH4VMD903G Load Roller Kit: It provides smooth and efficient load movement for optimising material handling tasks in industrial settings.
• Dayton MH4VME907G Brake Kit: This kit enhances safety and control by providing braking functionality for secure handling of heavy loads.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q. What maintenance is required for a fixed base hydraulic stacker?

A. Regular maintenance of a fixed base hydraulic stacker includes checking hydraulic fluid levels, inspecting for leaks or damage and lubricating moving parts as needed.

Q. Are there any weight distribution considerations when using a fixed base hydraulic stacker?

A. Yes, proper weight distribution is crucial for safe operation when using a fixed-base hydraulic stacker. Operators should ensure that the load is evenly distributed on the forks and within the stacker's load capacity limits to prevent tipping or instability during lifting and transportation.