This Dragon Machinery TA10-16 is a used pedestrian stacker — sometimes referred to as a walkie stacker — a compact, operator-walked lifting machine designed to raise and transport palletised loads in warehouses, supermarkets, high-rack storage facilities, and workshop environments. It is particularly suited to narrow aisles and confined spaces where ride-on equipment cannot manoeuvre, and it handles both pallet stacking and horizontal goods movement, including loading and unloading of single or double-deck pallets.
The machine operates on a semi-electric configuration, meaning the lift function is powered electrically while travel is achieved by manually pushing the unit. The rated load capacity is 1,000 kg, maintained at full capacity up to the maximum lift height of 1,600 mm. The mast is a standard single-stage type with a lowered height of 2,075 mm, a minimum fork face height of 90 mm, and a load centre of 450 mm. Fork dimensions are 1,000 mm long by 160 mm wide by 58 mm thick, with a fork spread of 670 mm.
The overall machine length is 1,625 mm and overall width is 824 mm, with a wheelbase of 1,260 mm. Front wheels measure Ø80 × 70 mm and rear wheels Ø180 × 50 mm, all in nylon. The front and rear wheel treads are 510 mm and 704 mm respectively. The minimum turning radius is 1,400 mm, and the required aisle width when handling an 800 × 1,200 mm pallet along the forks is 2,205 mm. The operating handle rotates 180 degrees, giving flexibility in confined working areas.
Power is provided by a 1.6 kW DC lift motor drawing from a 12 V / 115 Ah battery weighing 33 kg. The service weight of the machine including battery is 333 kg. Variants with capacities of 1.5 tonnes and 2.0 tonnes are available from the manufacturer, as are lifting height options of 2,400 mm, 3,000 mm, and 3,500 mm. This particular unit dates from 2020 and is located in China, listed at € 1,350.
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