Hangcha Pallet Stacker A08 | 0.8 ton

Description

Hangcha Pallet Stacker A08 | 0.8 ton

The Hangcha A Series A08 (model often designated as CPDB08) is an electric counterbalance pallet stacker with a 0.8-ton (800 kg) capacity.
Unlike standard straddle stackers, the counterbalance design allows it to handle enclosed pallets (like “Chep” pallets) because it does not have outrigger legs.
Below are the primary technical specifications for the 0.8-ton unit:

Performance & Capacity

Rated Capacity: 800 kg (0.8 ton).
Load Center: 600 mm.
Standard Lift Height: Typically 2,000 mm to 3,000 mm (Duplex mast).
Max Lift Height: Up to 5,000 mm or 5,500 mm (Triplex mast options).
Travel Speed (Laden/Unladen): ~4.5 / 5.0 km/h.
Gradeability (Laden/Unladen): 5% / 10%.

Physical Dimensions

Operator Type: Pedestrian (Walkie).
Chassis Width: Compact design, usually around 800–900 mm for narrow aisle navigation.
Fork Dimensions: Standard length is 1,070 mm or 1,150 mm.
Mast Tilt: Most counterbalance models in this series include a tilting mast (Forward/Backward) for safer load positioning, typically 2°/ 6°.

Electrical System & Drive

Drive Motor: AC Drive Motor (Maintenance-free, high torque).
Controller: CURTIS AC Controller (Industry standard for smooth acceleration and braking).

Battery Options:

Lead-Acid: Standard 24V / 210Ah or 240Ah.
Lithium-Ion: Available as an upgrade (LiFePO4) with rapid charging (full charge in ~2 hours).
Braking: Regenerative braking and electromagnetic parking brake.

Key Features

Safety: Includes an emergency reverse button (belly button) on the tiller head, an emergency power-off switch, and automatic speed reduction when the forks are raised above a certain height (~500 mm).
Maneuverability: Small turning radius due to the lack of outrigger arms, making it perform similarly to a small forklift but in a walkie-stacker form factor.
Soft Landing System: Automatically slows the lowering speed of the forks before they touch the ground to protect fragile loads.
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