Urja Automations And Hydraulics Industries

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URJA MAKE Semi Electric Stacker-

Specifications:-

Scissor lift tables are versatile platforms used in industrial and commercial settings to raise and lower goods for material handling and ergonomic work positioning. They are available in various types, including manual, electric, and hydraulic models, with differing capacities and lifting heights. Types of Scissor Lift TablesScissor lift tables are categorized by their power source, mobility, and the configuration of their scissor legs, each suited for specific applications. 

• Manual

A stacker is a material handling machine or person that lifts, moves, and stacks goods, often in warehouses, factories, or retail, to save space and improve efficiency; they range from manual pallet stackers (using hydraulic lifts) to large, automated machines for bulk materials like coal or ore, designed to move heavy loads vertically and horizontally. Key Types & Functions

• Material Handling Stackers (Pallet Stackers):
  • Function: Lift and transport palletized goods in warehouses, distribution centers, and stores.
  • Manual: Hand-pumped hydraulic lift, good for short distances, more affordable than forklifts.
  • Electric: Battery-powered for effortless lifting and movement, increasing productivity.
  • Use Case: Ideal where forklifts are too large or expensive, used for loading trucks, organizing inventory, and moving items to shelves.
• Bulk Material Stackers (Industrial Stackers):
  • Function: Pile large quantities of loose materials (coal, grain, ore) onto stockpiles.
  • Features: Large, often rail-mounted machines with luffing (raising/lowering) booms for horizontal and vertical movement.
  • Use Case: Mines, ports, and large storage yards.
• People (Shelf/Crate Stackers):
  • Function: A job role for people who manually place items on shelves or stack crates in supermarkets or breweries. 

Common Features

• Robust construction for stability.
• Hydraulic or electric lifting mechanisms.
• Durable wheels for smooth movement.
• Compact designs for narrow aisles (for pallet stackers). 

Benefits

• Increases operational speed and safety.
• Maximizes vertical storage space.
• Reduces manual strain and labor costs. 

A stacker is a material handling machine or person that lifts, moves, and stacks goods, often in warehouses, factories, or retail, to save space and improve efficiency; they range from manual pallet stackers (using hydraulic lifts) to large, automated machines for bulk materials like coal or ore, designed to move heavy loads vertically and horizontally. Key Types & Functions

• Material Handling Stackers (Pallet Stackers):
  • Function: Lift and transport palletized goods in warehouses, distribution centers, and stores.
  • Manual: Hand-pumped hydraulic lift, good for short distances, more affordable than forklifts.
  • Electric: Battery-powered for effortless lifting and movement, increasing productivity.
  • Use Case: Ideal where forklifts are too large or expensive, used for loading trucks, organizing inventory, and moving items to shelves.
• Bulk Material Stackers (Industrial Stackers):
  • Function: Pile large quantities of loose materials (coal, grain, ore) onto stockpiles.
  • Features: Large, often rail-mounted machines with luffing (raising/lowering) booms for horizontal and vertical movement.
  • Use Case: Mines, ports, and large storage yards.
• People (Shelf/Crate Stackers):
  • Function: A job role for people who manually place items on shelves or stack crates in supermarkets or breweries. 

Common Features

• Robust construction for stability.
• Hydraulic or electric lifting mechanisms.
• Durable wheels for smooth movement.
• Compact designs for narrow aisles (for pallet stackers). 

Benefits

• Increases operational speed and safety.
• Maximizes vertical storage space.
• Reduces manual strain and labor costs. 

Size 1.5T*3M 1.5T* 3.5M Max. Fork Height 85 MM Body raised to Max Height 3510 4010 Lower the min. size of frame 2060 2260 Fork Size Outer width 640 mm/Inside width 340 mm Foot Size Front foot width outside 610 mm/ Front foot width inside 385 mm Foot Length 875 mm Fork Length 1150 mm Overall Length 1900 mm Overall Width 790 mm Front Wheel Size 74*70 mm Load Center 500 mm Charger 24V-A15 Battery 90 HA (180 HA Available) Power Unit V24 KW:2.2 Ml/r:2.0 Note: This size was measured manually with an error of +/ -5%

Scissor lift tables are versatile platforms used in industrial and commercial settings to raise and lower goods for material handling and ergonomic work positioning. They are available in various types, including manual, electric, and hydraulic models, with differing capacities and lifting heights. Types of Scissor Lift TablesScissor lift tables are categorized by their power source, mobility, and the configuration of their scissor legs, each suited for specific applications. 

• Manual

Types of Hydraulic Scissor Lift Tables

• Manual Scissor Lift Table: These are operated via a foot pedal pump for raising and a hand lever for controlled lowering, requiring no external power source. They are highly portable and ideal for lighter duty, ergonomic applications at a workstation or assembly line.
• Electric Hydraulic Scissor Lift Table: These lifts are powered by an electric motor (AC or battery-operated DC) that drives a hydraulic pump, allowing for push-button operation. They are often self-propelled and used for tasks requiring more frequent or higher lifting with minimal physical effort.
• Single Scissor Lift Table: The most common type, using a single pair of scissors for versatile use and moderate lifting heights, suitable for overcoming differences in level.
• Double Scissor Lift Table: Featuring two sets of vertically stacked scissor mechanisms, these offer a much higher lifting height than single models while maintaining a compact base. They are used as work platforms or freight elevators.
• Stationary/Fixed Scissor Lift Table: These are designed for fixed workstations or pit-mounted installations, offering high stability and load capacities, often integrated into production lines.
• Mobile Scissor Lift Table: Equipped with caster wheels for easy maneuverability across a work area, these offer flexibility in placement and are perfect for tasks requiring movement between different locations. 

Product SpecificationsBelow are specifications for representative portable hydraulic scissor lift tables available in the Indian market from reliable sources: 

• Sark Pack 500kg Hydraulic Scissor Lifting Table, SCT500900₹28,499.005.0 (5)
• Pronix Hydraulic Scissor Lift Table 500Kg PNXLTX-500₹33,085.00
• Pronix

2 ton 3 mtr 2 ton 3.5 mtr Max. Lifting Height mm 3000 3500 Load Center Distance mm 400 400 Minimum Fork Height mm 85 85 Fork Length mm 1150 1150 Fork Width mm 540 540 Minimum Turning Radius mm 1430 1430 Front / Rear Wheels mm 180x50 / 70x80 180x50 / 70x80 Ground Clearance mm 30 Battery Model 120 Ah Working Voltage 12 V Self Weight kg 430 450 Overall Length 1870 Dimension Width 790 Height| 2100 2400

A stacker is a material handling machine or person that lifts, moves, and stacks goods, often in warehouses, factories, or retail, to save space and improve efficiency; they range from manual pallet stackers (using hydraulic lifts) to large, automated machines for bulk materials like coal or ore, designed to move heavy loads vertically and horizontally. Key Types & Functions

• Material Handling Stackers (Pallet Stackers):
  • Function: Lift and transport palletized goods in warehouses, distribution centers, and stores.
  • Manual: Hand-pumped hydraulic lift, good for short distances, more affordable than forklifts.
  • Electric: Battery-powered for effortless lifting and movement, increasing productivity.
  • Use Case: Ideal where forklifts are too large or expensive, used for loading trucks, organizing inventory, and moving items to shelves.
• Bulk Material Stackers (Industrial Stackers):
  • Function: Pile large quantities of loose materials (coal, grain, ore) onto stockpiles.
  • Features: Large, often rail-mounted machines with luffing (raising/lowering) booms for horizontal and vertical movement.
  • Use Case: Mines, ports, and large storage yards.
• People (Shelf/Crate Stackers):
  • Function: A job role for people who manually place items on shelves or stack crates in supermarkets or breweries. 

Common Features

• Robust construction for stability.
• Hydraulic or electric lifting mechanisms.
• Durable wheels for smooth movement.
• Compact designs for narrow aisles (for pallet stackers). 

Benefits

• Increases operational speed and safety.
• Maximizes vertical storage space.
• Reduces manual strain and labor costs. 

A stacker is a compact, motorized or manual material handling machine designed to lift, transport, and stack pallets or goods in warehouses and retail spaces. Ideal for narrow aisles, they serve as cost-effective, maneuverable alternatives to forklifts for vertical storage. Types include manual, semi-electric, and full electric, often featuring mast lifting mechanisms. 

A stacker is a material handling machine or person that lifts, moves, and stacks goods, often in warehouses, factories, or retail, to save space and improve efficiency; they range from manual pallet stackers (using hydraulic lifts) to large, automated machines for bulk materials like coal or ore, designed to move heavy loads vertically and horizontally. Key Types & Functions

• Material Handling Stackers (Pallet Stackers):
  • Function: Lift and transport palletized goods in warehouses, distribution centers, and stores.
  • Manual: Hand-pumped hydraulic lift, good for short distances, more affordable than forklifts.
  • Electric: Battery-powered for effortless lifting and movement, increasing productivity.
  • Use Case: Ideal where forklifts are too large or expensive, used for loading trucks, organizing inventory, and moving items to shelves.
• Bulk Material Stackers (Industrial Stackers):
  • Function: Pile large quantities of loose materials (coal, grain, ore) onto stockpiles.
  • Features: Large, often rail-mounted machines with luffing (raising/lowering) booms for horizontal and vertical movement.
  • Use Case: Mines, ports, and large storage yards.
• People (Shelf/Crate Stackers):
  • Function: A job role for people who manually place items on shelves or stack crates in supermarkets or breweries. 

Common Features

• Robust construction for stability.
• Hydraulic or electric lifting mechanisms.
• Durable wheels for smooth movement.
• Compact designs for narrow aisles (for pallet stackers). 

Benefits

• Increases operational speed and safety.
• Maximizes vertical storage space.
• Reduces manual strain and labor costs. 

Battery stackers, also known as electric pallet stackers, are material handling machines used for lifting and stacking pallets in warehouses. Their specifications vary significantly depending on whether they are semi-electric (manual movement with electric lift) or fully electric (both movement and lift are powered). Key Performance Specifications

• Load Capacity: Standard models typically range from 1,000 kg to 2,000 kg (1.0 to 2.0 tons). Heavy-duty industrial versions can handle up to 3,000 kg or more.
• Lifting Height: Heights commonly range from 1.6 meters to 4.5 meters. Specialized high-reach models can extend up to 6.3 meters.
• Travel Speed: Fully electric models usually reach 3.5 to 5.2 km/h.
• Lifting Speed: Typically between 90 mm/s to 150 mm/s depending on whether the unit is laden or unladen.
• Turning Radius: Designed for narrow aisles, turning radii generally range from 1,365

Reach stacker specifications vary widely, but generally cover load capacity (e.g., 1.5 tons to 45 tons for heavy-duty container handlers), lifting height, mast type, power source (electric or diesel), dimensions, wheel type, and special features like spreader attachments, electronic controls, and battery details, with heavy-duty models focusing on high speed, stability, and multi-container stacking for ports, while smaller electric models offer maneuverability for warehouses. Key Specifications to Look ForFor Warehouse/Indoor Use (Electric Reach Stackers/Pallet Stackers)

• Capacity: 1,000 kg to 2,000 kg (2,200 - 4,400 lbs).
• Lifting Height: Up to 6 meters (approx. 20 ft).
• Power: 24V/48V DC Battery (Lead-acid or Lithium).
• Mast: Duplex/Triplex.
• Features: Ergonomic handle, Electronic Power Steering, Safety Speed Control, Beeper, Warning Lights, Rider Platform.
• Wheels: Polyurethane. 

For Port/Container Handling (Heavy-Duty Reach Stackers)

• Capacity: 45 tons (first row), 31 tons (second row), 15 tons (third row).
• Lifting Height: Up to 15.1 meters (approx. 50 ft) for 5-high stacking.
• Power: Diesel (Scania engines common) or Battery Electric (LiFePO4) with fast charging.
• Attachments: Spreader for 20-40ft containers, hook, magnetic slab grab.
• Performance: High travel speeds (up to 19-20 MPH), strong gradeability, excellent visibility. 

Common Features Across Types

• Control: Ergonomic controls, often with digital displays.
• Stability: Three-point frame, stabilizers, shock absorbers.
• Maintenance: Easy access to core components, robust design.