1. Rated load, the cargo should not exceed the specified load.
2. Stacker height and lifting height. Here one is to consider the operating environment. For example, the height of the stacker should be considered when entering and exiting elevators and safety doors; the loading of goods should consider the highest lifting height of the fork.
3. Gradeability, although most of the work is done on level ground, this factor should also be taken into consideration.
4. Pallet or cargo specifications are generally familiar with these two items, which directly affects the choice of forks and models.
5. The width of the operating channel, the operating channel directly affects whether the stacker can pass, so you should have a certainty of your own operating channel when purchasing.
6. Fork length and extension length. This factor directly affects the loading and unloading of goods in specific use.
7. Work habits, whether you like to drive or stand up. Generally speaking, it is better to choose a car for high work intensity and long time.
