Based on differences in function and application scenarios, manual hydraulic pallet jacks are primarily categorized into the following eight major types:
1. Quick-Lift Type
Utilizes a double-seal structure and a "beetle-style" fork design; actual testing demonstrates a 50% increase in lifting efficiency compared to standard models, making it particularly suitable for high-frequency loading and unloading operations.
2. Standard Type
Equipped with an integral cast hydraulic cylinder and imported seal components; while ensuring basic handling functionality, it also features overload protection and long-term wear resistance.
3. Low-Profile Type
The minimum fork height can be lowered to 75mm, making it perfectly suited for handling low-profile pallets and operating within confined spaces - such as in cold storage facilities and food processing plants.
4. Galvanized / Stainless Steel Types
All critical components of the unit undergo anti-corrosion galvanization treatment or are constructed entirely from stainless steel, meeting the rigorous corrosion-resistance requirements of specialized environments such as cold storage and food processing facilities.
5. 5-Ton Heavy-Duty Type
Constructed from 8mm high-quality steel plates that are integrally welded and formed; with a maximum load capacity reaching 5 tons, it serves as an ideal alternative solution for heavy-duty applications where forklifts are unable to access the workspace.
6. Weighing Type
Features a built-in weighing instrument system with an accuracy of up to 0.1%; it supports gross weight calculation and low-temperature alarm functions, enabling precise measurement during the material handling process.
7. Simple / Lightweight Type
Designed with a lightweight, foldable structure, the entire unit weighs less than 30kg, making it particularly suitable for handling light-duty cargo in settings such as supermarkets and libraries.
8. Paper Roll Type
Features a specially curved fork design capable of securely gripping and stabilizing cylindrical cargo - specifically standard paper rolls - commonly found in industries such as papermaking, packaging, and printing.
