Crank a handle or pump a foot pedal to raise and lower loads. Two swivel casters and two axle-mounted wheels make these lift trucks easy to steer. Engage the floor lock or wheel brakes before lifting or lowering a load.Trucks with foot pedal have a single-speed hydraulic pump to raise and lower loads.

Straddle bases have a greater distance between the legs for easier access to loads on pallets.

Counterbalanced and closed bases have shorter legs for closer access to the load.

Polyurethane wheels are nonmarking, abrasion resistant, and shock absorbing. Use them on all floor types, including areas with debris.

Optional platforms can be added to the lift truck to support material directly without an additional pallet.

Warning: Never use to lift people.

Platforms support material directly without an additional pallet. A hydraulic pump powered by a rechargeable battery raises and lowers loads with the push of a button. The push-button control has a self-retracting cord. Two swivel casters at the rear of the lift truck makes steering and pivoting easy. Once the truck is in place, engage the floor lock to lift and lower loads. They have nonmarking phenolic wheels that roll best on smooth surfaces.

Warning: Never use to lift people.

Raise and lower loads at the push of a button in cramped spaces like narrow aisles and crowded stockrooms. With a battery-operated hydraulic pump, these trucks make finer height adjustments than manual lift trucks. A compact body and four swivel casters give you maximum maneuverability—move them sideways, diagonally, or in circles with minimal effort. Load material right onto the platform—no pallet required. Plug these trucks into a standard wall outlet to charge the battery.

These trucks have wheel locks to stabilize them while you lift and lower loads. The wheels are rubber, so they’re quiet and shock absorbent. Use them on smooth and rough surfaces.

Warning: Never use to lift people.

Lift and lower heavy loads with the push of a button—these trucks have a battery-powered hydraulic pump. They’re easier to use than manual lift trucks, since you don’t need to turn a crank or pump a pedal. You can also make finer height adjustments to position loads exactly where you need them. Two swivel casters at the rear of the lift truck make steering and pivoting easy. Adjust the width of the forks to fit pallets, skids, and other loads in many sizes.

Counterbalanced bases require a counterweight set (sold separately) to offset loads. Unlike straddle bases, they don’t have front-facing legs that can get in the way when you’re loading or unloading racks, trucks, or machinery.

Adjustable-width straddle bases have front-facing legs that sit on either side of your load for support. You can adjust the width to fit them around open and closed-bottom pallets. Those with a pivoting handle give you better leverage and control in tight spaces. The handle adjusts up or down.

Warning: Never use to lift people.

With a telescoping mast, these trucks can raise loads over 11 ft. high—nearly twice as high as standard lift trucks—yet still fit through doorways when upright. A battery-powered hydraulic pump does the lifting, so you don’t need to turn a crank or pump a pedal. You can make finer height adjustments than manual lift trucks, so these trucks are good for precise positioning on assembly lines or in warehouses. Plug them into any standard wall outlet to charge the battery.

These trucks have adjustable-width straddle legs that fit around both open- and closed-bottom pallets. You can also make the forks narrower or wider to slide them right under your load. Two swivel casters at the rear of the truck make steering and pivoting easy. The wheels are polyurethane, so they’re nonmarking, abrasion resistant, and shock absorbent. Use them on all floor types, including areas with debris.

Warning: Never use to lift people.

The handle operates the hydraulic pump to raise and lower loads and lets you tilt pallets up to 90° for access to the load. A relief valve prevents pressure build-up to provide overload protection. Their polyurethane wheels are abrasion-resistant and shock-absorbing. Use them on all floor types, including areas with debris.

Note: Use with open-bottom pallets only.

Warning: Never use to lift people

Move loads around your facility, then use the hydraulic pump to lift them to a comfortable working height. Trucks have polyurethane wheels to absorb shock when rolling over rough floors or in areas with debris.

Style A have a hydraulic pump that raises the load when you step on the foot pedal. A lever controls lowering. The steer wheels swivel for better maneuverability; one has a wheel brake to prevent movement when using the truck as a lift table. A relief valve prevents pressure build-up to provide overload protection.

Style B have a two-speed hydraulic pump that raises and lowers loads when you squeeze the handle lever.

Note: Use with open-bottom pallets only.

Warning: Never use to lift people.

Lift, transport, and place drums without a forklift. Roll these trucks right to the edge of your pallet or platform to load and unload drums. Rear swivel casters make them simple to steer.

Trucks with a hydraulic pump require less manual effort to lift and position heavy drums than lift trucks with a gas-spring pump handle. Control up and down movement by activating either a hand or foot lever. A claw-style gripper attaches at one point on the rim of your drum—similar to an electric can opener latching onto a can.

Trucks with retractable legs collapse into a smaller footprint for transportation across tight facilities. Extend the legs before lifting.

Trucks with a counterbalanced base have no front legs, so you can roll them right next to tight cabinets or shelving structures to load or unload your drum.

Polypropylene wheels are lightweight and work on smooth surfaces. Phenolic wheels are nonmarking and roll best on smooth surfaces. Polyurethane wheels are nonmarking, abrasion resistant, and shock absorbent.

Lift heavy drums in seconds—without ever touching them. Powered by a battery-operated hydraulic pump, these trucks grip, lift, lower, and release drums with the push of a button. No manual pumping required. The claw-style grabber won’t release the drum until it’s fully set down. With a lift height over 3 ft., these trucks can stack two drums or load them into most pickup trucks. A V-style base makes it easy to load and unload drums from pallets and platforms. Plug these trucks into any standard wall outlet to charge the battery.

Retractable legs let you maneuver in tight spaces, and two swivel casters at the rear of the truck make steering and pivoting easy. Once the truck is in place, engage the floor lock to keep it stable while you lift and lower loads. The wheels are phenolic, so they’re nonmarking and roll best on smooth surfaces.

Shift loads off pallets and into containers from the safety of your forklift. A long cable extends from the top of these dumpers to your seat—pull it to release a latch and tip the front of the dumper. A hook at the end of each arm keeps the pallet from sliding off. Once you’ve dumped the load, lower your forks to the ground to straighten the pallet and latch the dumper back together.

Note: Capacities are approximate and depend on the type and load capabilities of the forklift used. Check with the manufacturer of your forklift for load capabilities before using.

Warning: Never use to lift people or items over people.

Powered for driving and lifting, these tables take the effort out of positioning heavy loads. The powered drive makes them ideal for moving loads long distances in your facility. A throttle controls forward and reverse movement, while a battery-powered hydraulic pump raises and lowers loads with the push of a button. Adjust the speed to match the pace of your task. Compared to manual lift trucks, these tables offer greater control and more precise adjustments.

Top to bottom, these tables are outfitted with safety features. When they back up, a beeper sounds to alert people nearby. An emergency stop button immediately halts movement. If you release the control or the table is stationary, an automatic brake engages to prevent unintended movement on inclines or uneven surfaces.

The front casters are pneumatic and shock absorbent, while the rear wheels are made of polyurethane and resist abrasion. All wheels are nonmarking. These tables come with a charging cord—just plug it into a standard wall outlet.

Check the weight of your load without leaving your forklift. These forks have an embedded scale that uses Bluetooth to send measurements. The scale has tilt compensation, so it's accurate even if your forklift's mast is not perfectly vertical. For easy viewing, clamp the remote display onto your forklift’s dashboard or mast. You can also link the scale to your smartphone or tablet to view, log, and export data from an app.

Use these forks with any forklift equipped with an Industrial Truck Association (ITA) Class II carriage. They slide into forklift pockets just like any other forks. To minimize downtime, each fork has its own battery that lasts up to 75 hours on a single charge.

Forks cannot be sold to Canada due to energy efficiency regulations.

Warning: Distribute your load evenly across the forks to prevent overloading one side or the tips. Never use to lift people or items over people.