The Stand-on Electric Pallet Truck is the productivity bridge between walk-behind pallet jacks and full-size forklifts. It optimizes operator efficiency for applications involving significant travel distance, making it a cornerstone of modern, high-throughput logistics operations.

1, The drive system adopts a floatingstructure for smooth movement
2, Mechanical steering, with a simplestructure,is easyand convenient formaintenance and inspection
3, The 48V drive voltage provides strongpower and outstanding performance
4, The large-diameter drive has lownoise and the drive wheels are easyto replace
5, Large-capacity batteries meet therequirements of long-term operation
6, Standard arm guards are providedto ensure the safety of the staff
7, The charging time is short whenequipped with a charger
8, The small turning radius makes itsuitable for use in narrow Spaces

Primary Applications

1, Long-distance horizontal transport in large warehouses or between buildings.
2, High-volume loading and unloading at shipping docks.
3, Cross-docking operations and order consolidation areas.
4, Production line feeding where materials are moved from central storage to multiple points.

Model No	MK-FET1	MK-FET2
Capacity	2000KG	3000KG
Fork Length	1150mm	1150mm
fork Width	550mm/685mm	550mm/685mm
Battery Type	Lead acid	Lead acid
battery capacity	48V32Ah	48V32Ah

Q1: What is the main advantage over a walk-behind electric pallet truck?

A: The key advantage is reduced operator fatigue and higher travel speed over distances. For journeys longer than 15-20 meters, a stand-on truck dramatically increases productivity by allowing the operator to ride, saving time and physical effort.

Q2: Is a special license required to operate it?

A: Regulations vary by region, but in most cases, operating a stand-on pallet truck requires formal training and certification under powered industrial truck (forklift) safety standards (like OSHA in the US). It is not a "license" but employer-mandated competency certification is crucial.

Q3: How does the braking system work?

A: It features a regenerative and mechanical braking system. Releasing the throttle or control handle typically activates regenerative braking, slowing the truck. A separate brake pedal or lever applies the mechanical brake for parking and emergencies. Most have a "deadman" feature that automatically brakes if the operator steps off.

Q4: Can it be used on ramps or slight inclines?

A: Yes, with caution. Most models are rated for use on properly maintained ramps within a specified grade (e.g., 5-10%). The operator must always travel with the load uphill and ensure the load is secure. Speed should be carefully controlled.

Q5: What is the battery life, and how is it managed?

A: Using standard lead-acid batteries, it typically operates for 6-8 hours on a full charge. For multi-shift use, a battery change system or opportunity charging during breaks is needed. Lithium-ion options offer longer runtimes and faster charging.

Q6: Is it suitable for very narrow aisles?

A: While more compact than a sit-down forklift, a standard stand-on truck is not specifically designed for Very Narrow Aisles (VNA). For VNA applications, specialized guided "walkie/rider" stackers or reach trucks are more appropriate.

Q7: What are the key safety features?

A: Standard features include:
Deadman Sensor: Cuts power and applies brake if operator leaves platform.
Speed Control: Multiple travel speed settings.
Horn and Warning Light.
Emergency Stop Button.
Non-Slip Platform Surface.

Q8: What maintenance is required?

A: Regular maintenance includes:
Daily battery charging/watering (for lead-acid).
Checking tire pressure and wear.
Inspecting brakes, forks, and safety devices.
Periodic lubrication and electrical system checks as per the manual.

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