2 Ton Heavy-Duty Walker

Advantage

• Strong load capacity and high lifting performance: The rated load capacity is up to 2000kg. The standard lifting height is usually around 2 meters to 3 meters. Some models, when combined with multi-stage jib frames, can reach up to over 3.6 meters. It can easily handle most standard pallet goods and the storage and retrieval of medium and high-rise shelves.
• Compact and flexible with narrow passage operation: Adopting compact designs of walking type or standing driver type, the turning radius is extremely small (generally between 1.4 meters and 1.8 meters), enabling flexible movement in extremely narrow passages, dense shelves, even inside containers, and maximizing the utilization of storage space.
• Intelligent safety and user-friendly operation: Standard equipped with a multi-functional integrated handle, conforming to ergonomics; featuring multiple safety mechanisms such as emergency reverse driving, descent buffering, overload and low voltage protection. Some high-end models also come with slope anti-slip function and intelligent speed adaptive adjustment function.
• 2 ton Heavy-Duty Walker,Powerful and easy-to-maintain power system: Equipped with high-power AC drive and lifting motors, with strong power; mostly using 24V or 48V large-capacity maintenance-free lead-acid batteries or lithium batteries, supporting simple on-board charging, low energy consumption and long battery life, meeting the needs of multiple shifts of operations.

Adopt a high-strength steel gantry

2 ton Heavy-Duty Walker,the drive chain is wear-resistant and tensile-resistant, with balanced lifting damping and smooth, low vibration operation; the optimized structure is impact-resistant, meeting the requirements of high-frequency cargo lifting, and enhancing the stability and service life of stacking operations.

Equipped with auxiliary stabilizing support wheels

2 ton Heavy-Duty Walker,provides lateral support under lifting load to suppress chassis oscillation; wear-resistant wheel body resists crushing damage, effectively the overall stability coefficient of high-level stacking machines.