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In today’s fast-paced warehousing, space crunch and efficiency gaps are top pain points. Enter the Man-up Type 3-Way Electric Pallet Stacker—a game-changer for high-density storage and narrow-aisle operations. Unlike standard stackers, this equipment lets you do more with less, blending agility, safety, and power to redefine material handling.

What makes it stand out? First, its 3-way mast design eliminates the need to rotate the vehicle body. Instead, the forks shift left, right, and forward to load/unload goods, cutting maneuver time and reducing product damage—critical for busy warehouses. The “man-up” feature takes it further: operators elevate with the platform, accessing loads at heights up to 10 meters directly, no extra lifting gear needed.

Take the popular CDMX series (e.g., CDMX15-100 and CDMX16-100) as an example. With rated load capacities of 1500kg and 1600kg, these models handle daily tasks with ease. They navigate tight spots too—minimum turning radii as low as 2305mm and aisle widths under 1.7 meters (for 1200mm×1200mm pallets) let you add more racking without expanding your facility.

Safety and efficiency go hand in hand here. Electromagnetic drive brakes, overhead guards (2490mm height), and separate lifting control for main/side masts keep operators secure. AC drive control ensures smooth handling, while low noise (75 dB(A)) keeps work environments comfortable. Powered by lead-acid batteries (48V/540Ah to 80V/700Ah), it’s eco-friendly too—no fuel costs or emissions, aligning with green warehousing goals.

Ideal for retail distribution centers, manufacturing plants, or cold storage, this stacker turns space constraints into opportunities. It slashes operational costs, speeds up workflows, and maximizes storage capacity—all while keeping your team safe.

If you’re tired of juggling limited space and growing inventory, the Man-up Type 3-Way Electric Pallet Stacker isn’t just equipment—it’s a strategic upgrade. Ready to streamline your warehouse? Explore models like the CDMX series and take the first step toward smarter, more efficient operations.