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I. Significantly Improved Operational Efficiency and Reduced Reliance on Manual Labor

1. Power-driven systems replace manual labor, enabling faster handling: CBD electric pallet trucks are equipped with a 1.5kW AC drive motor, achieving an unloaded speed of 6km/h and a maximum fully loaded 

speed of 5.5km/h, allowing for rapid long-distance cargo transfers. In contrast, manual stacker trucks rely entirely on manual pushing and 

pulling, with speeds only 1/3 to 1/2 that of electric models, and the efficiency difference becomes more pronounced over longer distances.

2. Electric lifting systems save labor and effort, and are more efficient for heavy-duty operations: Equipped with a 0.8kW lifting motor, the lifting speed is 0.043/0.040m/s when unloaded/fully loaded, and the lowering speed is 

0.035/0.445m/s. No manual lever operation is required, and lifting can be easily completed even when handling heavy loads of 2000-3000kg. 

Manual stacker trucks require operators to physically press hydraulic levers for lifting, which is extremely labor-intensive under heavy loads, 

and the lifting speed is slow (typically only 0.01-0.02m/s).

3. Stronger continuous operation capability: 

Powered by a 24V/210Ah lead-acid battery, the battery life can meet the high-frequency operation needs of the warehouse throughout the 

day, requiring only a single charge for continuous operation. Manual stacker trucks rely on manual output, which can easily lead to operator 

fatigue and has a short continuous operating time, making them unsuitable for high-intensity warehousing scenarios.

II. More Convenient and Comfortable Operation, Reducing Labor Intensity

1. The ride-on design reduces physical exertion: 

CBD electric pallet trucks are ride-on designed, allowing operators to work in a seated position without having to walk or bend over to push 

or pull, significantly reducing physical exertion during long work hours. Manual stacker trucks, on the other hand, require operators to walk 

alongside the truck and bend over to exert force when pushing or pulling, which is extremely labor-intensive, especially in large warehouses 

with long-distance transport scenarios.

2. Intelligent control lowers the operational threshold: Equipped with an EPS electric steering system, steering is light and flexible, requiring no manual steering and easy to operate even in narrow 

aisles. Combined with the brand's control system, the operating logic is clear and easy for beginners to learn. Manual stacker trucks, however,

rely on manual steering, and under heavy loads, steering resistance is high, demanding greater physical strength and skill from the operator.

3. Modular design adapts to diverse needs: 

the fork width can be selected as 685/540mm, and the pedal can be folded/unfolded (vehicle length 1825/2240mm), which can flexibly 

adapt to different specifications of racks, pallets and storage spaces; manual stacker trucks have fixed dimensions, limited fork adjustment 

range and poor adaptability.

III. Wider Applicability, Adapting to Complex Warehousing Needs

1. Outstanding Heavy-Duty Capacity: CBD electric pallet trucks have a rated load capacity covering 2000-3000kg, a fork center distance of 600mm, and a load-bearing distance of 

970mm, enabling stable handling of heavy and bulky goods. Manual stacker trucks typically have a rated load capacity of 1000-1500kg, and 

are prone to hydraulic leakage and frame deformation under heavy loads, failing to meet the needs of handling medium and heavy-duty 

goods.

2. More Flexible Operation in Narrow Spaces: With a minimum turning radius of only 1670/2070mm, a stacking aisle width (1m×1.2m pallet) of 2220/2620mm, and a vehicle width of only 

760mm, it can flexibly maneuver between narrow warehouse aisles and dense shelving. Manual stacker trucks have poor steering flexibility, 

with a turning radius typically exceeding 2500mm, making them prone to jamming in narrow spaces and affecting operational smoothness.

3. More stable operation on slopes: The maximum climbing ability is 10% when unloaded and 6-8% when fully loaded. With the electromagnetic braking system, it is not easy to 

slip when working on warehouse slopes. Manual stacker trucks have no power assistance and rely entirely on manpower to climb slopes. 

When heavily loaded, they can hardly work in areas with a slope of more than 3%, and the risk of slipping is high.

IV. Enhanced Safety Performance, Ensuring the Safety of Personnel and Goods

1. Multiple Protection Systems Reduce Risk: Equipped with a brand-name control system and a multi-functional protection system, providing a higher level of functional safety assurance;

the electromagnetic braking system offers sensitive response and rapid parking, preventing cargo tipping or collisions. Manual stacker trucks 

rely solely on mechanical braking, whose braking effect is greatly affected by human effort and lacks additional protection systems, resulting 

in higher operational risks.

2. Low Noise and Environmentally Friendly Design: Optimized gear meshing technology + a full AC drive system reduce noise to only 75dB(A) at the driver's ear, creating a quieter working 

environment; electric drive produces no exhaust emissions, meeting warehouse indoor environmental protection requirements. Manual 

stacker trucks lack noise reduction design, resulting in significant noise during pushing, pulling, and hydraulic lifting, and some manual 

hydraulic models pose a risk of hydraulic oil leakage and contamination.

3. Stronger Structural Stability and Durability: Utilizing a vertical brand-name gearbox, wear-resistant PU wheel sets (front and rear wheels + balance wheel), and a modular structure, the 

failure rate is low and maintenance is convenient; manual stacker trucks rely on a mechanical hydraulic structure, which is prone to problems 

such as hydraulic seal aging and rapid wheel wear over long-term use, and requires more frequent maintenance.

V. Superior Long-Term Operating Costs

1. Significantly Reduced Labor Costs: Electrified operations reduce reliance on operator physical strength, lowering recruitment barriers and reducing efficiency losses and 

workplace injuries due to fatigue, indirectly lowering labor costs. Manual stacker trucks require physically capable operators, and high staff 

turnover leads to higher long-term labor costs.

2. More Controllable Maintenance Costs: The all-AC drive system eliminates the need for carbon brush replacements, ensuring the durability of core components and reducing 

maintenance frequency. Manual stacker trucks require regular replacement of hydraulic oil, seals, and worn wheel sets, resulting in short 

maintenance cycles and high cumulative costs.

3. Overall Efficiency Improvement Leading to Cost Reduction: CBD electric pallet trucks are 2-3 times more efficient than manual stacker trucks, reducing the number of equipment required, shortening 

cargo turnover cycles, improving overall warehouse throughput, and indirectly reducing unit cargo handling costs.