Traction batteries
For material handling and demanding industrial cycle applications.
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Stacker batteries
On a stacker the battery feeds travel and stacking height in the same tour while the forks lift between the straddle legs; it does not put the pallet past the rack face the way a reach mast does. Three things belong on the desk: inner-leg width, lift height, and truck voltage class. Chemistry and the PzS range live on the traction battery family; a stock code is not picked here. A walkie slot and a counterbalance tray are different geometries.
How straddle legs squeeze the battery
A stacker lifts the pallet between two straddle legs; fork height talks about inner-leg width and tray length. A reach truck’s pantograph puts the pallet past the aisle face; this body does not carry that reach. PzS names the tubular plate inside the cell — it is not a pack cell count. C5 rows live on the code scan.
Do not invent ampere-hours here. How to write the quote list is on the straddle-leg and lift-height guide.
Inner-leg width and lift height
Write the free width between the straddle legs and the published fork lift height in millimetres. Compartment length-width-height, if you have them, are read together. Voltage is the published class on the truck; 24 V, 48 V and 80 V are example inputs, not a published stacker pack voltage. Inner-leg width changes tray width; it does not calculate capacity.
A leg sketch or a compartment photo speeds fit. Do not invent a leg or height figure you did not measure: an empty millimetre puts an unfit pack on the table.
Can watering still reach between the legs
If flooded PzS care — water level and a traction charge profile — can still be reached between the straddle legs, the job maps to flooded tubular plates. Do not force a maintenance-free house VRLA box into that leg geometry.
Acid and ventilation are discussed in the service gap the inner-leg width still allows. A watering interval or a cycle-life number is not published here.
Reach masts, pallet slots and other desks
A reach truck puts the pallet past the rack face; a stacker stays inside the legs. A pallet-truck slot lives on short-stop travel, not lift height. A counterbalance forklift does not tie tray height to straddle legs in a wide aisle. Solar boxes and a price list are other talks — do not open those files from this leg well.
Frequently asked questions
- Why is inner-leg width not leftover aisle on a reach truck?
- Inner-leg width is the free millimetres between the two straddles where the pallet rises. Leftover aisle on a reach truck is the floor gap after the mast has passed the rack face. The stacker form asks for legs and lift height. The reach form asks for mast and leftover aisle. The same traction family may be used; the millimetres are not shared. How to write the list is on the stacker quote guide.
- Does lift height stand in for tray millimetres?
- It does not. Height says how far the forks raise the pallet; the compartment wants millimetres of body volume. The two measures sit side by side. Inner-leg width changes fit. Voltage class comes from the truck document. PzS is the tubular plate inside the cell. A quote opens when legs and height sit on the desk — ampere-hours are not invented on this line.
- Can a walkie pallet-truck slot be copied onto the stacker well?
- It cannot. A walkie moves pallets in a short slot at floor height; a stacker raises forks between the legs on the same body. Slot millimetres do not replace lift height. A counterbalance tray is not spare measure either. Lithium drop-in and a price list are absent from this well. Chemistry stays on the family; a code stays on the models index.
- Why does a leg sketch not replace measured millimetres?
- A sketch speeds fit talk but does not write the free millimetres between the legs. An unmeasured leg or height is not invented. Flooded tubular plates are discussed when watering can still be reached between the straddles. An empty millimetre puts an unfit pack on the table. A pack name opens when inner-leg width and lift height sit down.
What to send with a quote
The buying checklist for this duty — the family page still owns the range map.
Straddle-leg inner width comes before fork lift height on a stacker quote
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