When reversing, the lift truck provides better stability, reducing the risk of neck strain. When operating a stand-up forklift, drivers often don’t need to turn their necks in an uncomfortable position. Operator ControlsĪ single-axis multifunction control handle allows operators to control all travel and hydraulic functions with one hand for increased productivity and ergonomics. The sideways stance an operator uses to operate a standing forklift provides great visibility, reducing the likelihood of accidents. Raymond revolutionized warehouse operations by pioneering the narrow aisle forklift and the Reach truck. The stand-up forklift is slightly smaller than the 3-wheel sit-down forklift. The stand-up forklift will easily navigate through 115″ aisles and tight trailers. Reducing the time spent getting on and off a forklift will save time and labor costs.
With an 8-inch step height, no seat belt, and a low-effort brake pedal, a stand-up forklift is an ideal choice for facilities requiring operators to get on and off frequently. A reason to consider a stand on forklift is how easy and quick it is to enter and exit the fork truck. Conventional rack storage systems were designed for the counterbalanced lift truck which requires about a 12 ft (144 in) aisle width.
