Also known as an electric forklift, is a type of material handling equipment used in warehouses, distribution centers, manufacturing plants and other industrial facilities. Unlike traditional internal combustion engine (ICE) forklifts, which run on gasoline or diesel, electric stackers are powered by electricity. They are preferred in many applications for several reasons:

Environmental benefits: Electric lift trucks produce zero emissions at the point of use, making them more environmentally friendly compared to ICE forklifts, which emit carbon dioxide and other pollutants. This is especially important in closed rooms, where air quality is important.

Lower operating costs: Electric forklifts typically have lower operating costs compared to their ICE counterparts. Electricity is generally cheaper than gasoline or diesel, and electric forklifts require less maintenance because they have fewer moving parts and do not require engine fluid handling.

Quiet operation: Electric lift trucks are quieter during operation than ICE forklifts. This is beneficial in noise-sensitive environments such as indoor warehouses or areas where employees work nearby.

Efficiency: Electric forklifts are very efficient. They can work longer on a single charge and provide constant power throughout the entire duty cycle. They are ideal for applications requiring precise control and operation.

Reduced vibrations: Electric lift trucks produce less vibration compared to ICE forklifts. This may result in greater operator comfort and less equipment wear.

Customization: Electric stackers are available in a variety of models and configurations, including standing, seated, three-wheel, and four-wheel versions that can be customized to meet your specific material handling needs.

Regenerative braking: Many electric forklifts use regenerative braking systems that recover energy during braking and return it to the battery, increasing overall efficiency.

Indoor use: Electric forklifts are commonly used indoors because they do not produce harmful emissions. They are particularly well suited for tasks such as moving pallets, stacking goods and transporting materials in a warehouse.