CDDYG-Z Electric Self-Lifting Stacker for Mobile Delivery Operations | 500-1,000 kg

Feature Overview

• Self-Lifting Chassis for Vehicle Transfer. The machine raises its chassis to a compatible cargo-bed level, supporting vehicle entry and exit without a permanent dock.
• One Machine Across the Delivery Route. Carry the stacker with the vehicle and use it for unloading, pallet positioning and short-distance transfer at the destination.
• Powered Drive with Controlled Lift. Electric travel and electric-hydraulic lifting help reduce the manual effort associated with pushing and pumping a conventional manual unit.
• Space-Efficient Maneuverability. The compact 800 mm body and 1,160 mm turning radius help operators position the machine in confined commercial environments.
• Configurable Working Height and Capacity. Select 500 kg or 1,000 kg capacity and a 1,100, 1,300 or 1,500 mm maximum fork height for the intended load and vehicle.
• Durable Components for Commercial Use. Reinforced forks, a C-channel mast, sealed hydraulic cylinder and lithium power system support regular mobile handling work.

Product Detail Descriptions

1. Chassis Lifts to Cargo-Bed Height
The self-lifting mechanism is designed to bring the machine body to the level of a compatible van or truck bed. This allows the stacker to accompany the delivery vehicle and remain available when no destination forklift is present.

2. Sliding Legs Guide the Loading Sequence
Movable support legs and reinforced forks work in a controlled sequence, with one component supported by the ground or cargo bed before the other moves. Correct positioning and a level, load-bearing contact surface are essential for safe transfer.

3. Lithium-Powered Drive and Hydraulic Lift
A 24 V / 40 Ah lithium battery supplies the electric travel and lifting system. The 0.75 kW drive motor and 0.8 kW lift motor are intended for efficient mobile handling within the machine's rated limits.

4. Safety and Control Details
The multi-function tiller places direction, lift, lower, horn and creep-speed controls at the operator's hand. A safety guard, emergency stop and anti-tip balance wheel provide additional protection when the operating procedure is followed.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q  What does self-lifting mean, and how is it different from a standard electric stacker?

A  A self-lifting stacker can raise its own chassis to a compatible vehicle-bed height by using its fork and support-leg structure in sequence. A standard warehouse stacker may lift pallets electrically but normally cannot load the entire machine into a delivery vehicle by itself.

Q  Can the CDDYG-Z handle standard pallets and different delivery vehicles?

A  The listed fork length is 1,220 mm and the outside fork width is 581 mm, but pallet entry dimensions still need to be checked. Vehicle compatibility depends on bed height, door opening, internal space, floor capacity and a safe area for the support legs, so dimensions must be confirmed before purchase.

Q  What should be measured before ordering an electric self-lifting stacker?

A  Measure the loaded pallet, load center, maximum load, required fork height, vehicle-bed height, cargo-door clearance and available turning space. Also confirm the surface is level and strong enough to support the machine, load and transfer sequence.

Q  Can this model also work as a regular warehouse stacker?

A  Yes, it can lift, move and position compatible palletized loads on suitable level floors within its rated capacity and height. Its maximum fork height is 1,100, 1,300 or 1,500 mm depending on the model, so it is intended for low-level handling and vehicle transfer rather than high-rack stacking.

Q  Is the PV version also fully electric?

A  No. PV is the manual-hydraulic model and should be described separately from the CDDYG-Z fully electric machine. Do not apply the CDDYG-Z battery, drive-motor or electric travel claims to PV; select between them according to handling frequency, travel distance and the desired level of operator assistance.