RS1.2-1.5
The RS1.2 and RS1.5 rider stackers are used for stacking or retrieval at a variety of racking heights. Longer transport distances and limited space in block storage operations are no problem. For performance, the powerful AC motor delivers excellent acceleration, travel and lifting/lowering speeds.
For the operator, finger-tip mini-lever control and electric fly-by-wire steering offer great comfort, driveability and manoeuvrability. The RS1.2-RS1.5 Rider Stacker is a sturdy, durable truck designed to provide operator comfort and productivity over longer shifts. There is a choice of 2-stage or 3-stage masts with lift heights up to 4625mm
- Welded fork construction makes them strong and highly resistant to torsion.
- Progressive speed control and steering system boosts performance levels and operator productivity
- Combi Mosfet Controls maximise productivity and efficiency
- AC drive motor provides superior performance and reduced operation costs.
- Driver Diagnostic Interface (DDI) allows selection of appropriate performance settings for specific applications
- High visibility mast provide high line of sight
| Model Name | Load Capacity (kg) |
Lift Height (mm) |
AST (wide / long) (mm) |
Battery Capacity (V / Ah) |
Weight (kg) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| RS1.2 | 1200 | 3640 | 2575 / 2540 | 24V / 320-460Ah | 1470 |
| RS1.5 | 1500 | 3640 | 2575 / 2540 | 24V / 320-460Ah | 1470 |
Comfort and control Electronic fly-by-wire steering facilitates rapid manoeuvring and is fully adjustable for the number of turns lock-to-lock. Regenerative braking and anti-roll back ensure precise controllability.
High performance - SEM Motor technology provides excellent control of speed, acceleration and torque. A MOSFET controller gives progressive control of traction and hydraulic functions. Adjustable settings allow the truck performance to be varied according to the driver and application conditions.
Instrumentation - Hourmeter and battery discharge indicator with lift interrupt are featured as standard and a diagnostic display indicates fault alarm conditions. A drive wheel position is standard.
