Pallet Jacks
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Pallet jacks have forks that slide underneath or into openings on pallets, skids, and containers, and they have a hydraulic pump that lifts the loaded forks. Also known as pallet trucks, pallet pumps, and pump trucks, these wheeled vehicles are used to lift and move heavy loads in warehouses, loading docks, manufacturing plants, and other industrial settings. Pallet jacks require less maintenance and can maneuver more easily in tight spaces than forklifts. Manual pallet jacks are completely operated by hand and require less maintenance than fully powered and partially powered pallet jacks. Manual-lift/powered-drive pallet jacks and powered pallet jacks are fully or partially powered by an electric motor and take less physical effort to operate than manual pallet jacks. Unless noted otherwise, pallet jacks are for use on firm, level surfaces because they may roll back if used on inclines.
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Manual-Lift/Powered-Drive Pallet Jacks
Manual-lift/powered-drive pallet jacks are propelled by an electric motor, which reduces the physical effort it takes to move loaded pallet jacks over long distances or up inclined surfaces such as sloped floors or ramps. The pallet jacks' handle must be manually operated to raise, lower, or hold their forks. Also known as semi-electric pallet jacks, these pallet jacks typically weigh less and are more compact than fully powered pallet jacks, which makes them easier to maneuver in narrow aisles, freight elevators, trailers, and other tight spaces. The pallet jacks' motor is powered by a rechargeable battery. Drive controls and a battery-charge indicator are located on the tiller handle for quick access.
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