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Description
As a key component of the automated three-dimensional warehouse, the double-column stacker is different from the frame structure of the single-column stacker. The double-column stacker consists of two columns, an upper beam, and a lower beam to form a rectangular frame. It has excellent structural strength and is suitable for warehouses with various lifting heights. Typically, the lifting capacity is up to 5 tons and can be increased as needed.
The double-column narrow-aisle stacker is suitable for various types of goods, including boxed goods and palletized goods, and is widely used in warehousing environments in electronics, automobiles, food, medicine and other industries. Its efficient stacking and retrieval capabilities significantly increase warehouse storage density and operational efficiency, reducing labor and storage costs.
ADVANTAGE
- Strong and reliable, suitable for multiple tasks.
- Accurate and stable, realtime monitoring.
- Structural optimization and stable stiffness.
- Efficient and secure, with multiple protections.
Parameters
| Effective Height | 6-24m |
| Rated Load Capacity | Rated Load Capacity |
| Walking Speed | Max. 180m/min |
| Walking Acceleration | 0.3m/s² |
| Walking Positioning Accuracy | ±3mm |
| Lifting Speed | 40m/min |
| Forking Speed | 40/60m/min |
| Noise | ≤75dB |
Application
Lane stacker crane is a powerful and practical lifting equipment. Lane stacker crane is mainly used in various large warehouses, logistics parks and other narrow spaces, such as food warehouses, cold chain warehouses, chemical warehouses and other industries, providing broad development space for the global logistics industry.
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is a double-column stacker crane and how does it differ from a single-column stacker?
A double-column stacker crane consists of two vertical columns connected by an upper beam and a lower beam, forming a rigid rectangular frame structure. Unlike single-column stackers, this design provides superior structural strength and stability, making it suitable for heavier loads and greater lifting heights in automated three-dimensional warehouses.
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What is the maximum load capacity of the double-column stacker crane?
The standard rated load capacity of the double-column stacker crane is typically up to 5 tons. However, the capacity can be customized and increased based on specific warehouse requirements and application needs.
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What industries and warehouse environments are best suited for the double-column narrow-aisle stacker?
The double-column narrow-aisle stacker is widely used across multiple industries including electronics, automotive, food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, cold chain warehouses, chemical warehouses, and large logistics parks. It is ideal for any environment requiring high-density storage with narrow aisle operations.
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What are the key technical performance parameters of the double-column stacker crane?
The double-column stacker crane offers an effective lifting height of 6–24m, a maximum walking speed of 180m/min, a lifting speed of 40m/min, a forking speed of 40/60m/min, walking positioning accuracy of ±3mm, and a noise level of ≤75dB, ensuring high-precision, high-efficiency warehouse operations.
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How does the double-column stacker crane improve warehouse efficiency and reduce costs?
By enabling high-speed automated stacking and retrieval within narrow aisles, the double-column stacker crane significantly increases warehouse storage density and throughput. This reduces the need for manual labor, lowers operational costs, and maximizes the use of available vertical storage space, resulting in a more cost-effective warehousing solution.
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What types of goods can the double-column narrow-aisle stacker handle?
The double-column narrow-aisle stacker is compatible with a wide variety of goods, including boxed goods, palletized goods, and other standard unit loads. Its flexible design allows it to adapt to diverse product types and packaging formats commonly found in modern warehousing and logistics operations.