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  • 2006 SMC 1000

    2006 SMC 1000

    • Manufacturer: SMC

    SMC 1000 log stacker Manual strapping Fully rebuilt, like-new

    United States
  • 2000 Gammerler SH080

    2000 Gammerler SH080

    • Manufacturer: Gammerler

    (2000) Gammerler SH080 semi-automatic horizontal log stacker no palletiser SMB strapping head

    United States
  • 2006 Civiemme ST420

    2006 Civiemme ST420

    • Manufacturer: Civiemme
    • Model: ST 420

    1 x Civiemme ST420 Vertical Log Stacker (2006) Left hand with PL86 palletiser Can be offered 'as-is', 'cleaned and checked' or 'fully refurbished'.

    United States
  • 2011 In-Log Gunze LS/1120

    2011 In-Log Gunze LS/1120

    • Manufacturer: In-Log Gunze

    2011 In-Log / Gunze LS/1120 Built by Gunze (Japan) in partnership with In-Log This is a semi-automatic horizontal log stacker, with strapper and crane with log lifter. Logs are placed manually on the pallet usi...

    Europe
  • Recmi HP 1200

    Recmi HP 1200

    • Manufacturer: Recmi

    2006 Recmi HP1200 LP log stacker with PLA palletiser, and pallet feeder Recently checked by Recmi comes with pallet feeder

    Nottingham, United Kingdom
  • Müller Martini 244 Jumbo

    Müller Martini 244 Jumbo

    • Manufacturer: Müller Martini

    Built in 1995 with infeed conveyor (descending) Log delivery to the right for pick-up with palletizer As a single machine or as a complete line together with: Müller Martini 397 log palletizer for Euro pallets Mü...

    Helmstedt, Germany
  • 2007 Rima RS600

    2007 Rima RS600

    • Manufacturer: Rima-System

    2 x Rima RS600 Horizontal Log Stackers (2007) each with palletiser

    Europe
  • 2004 Gammerler SV500

    2004 Gammerler SV500

    • Manufacturer: Gammerler

    Gammerler SV500 Vertical Log Stacker with PL500 Palletiser, SMB SV1SG Strapper, Stacker has right Infeed with Exit to the left into the palletiser, Option: Gripper Transfer System FS260 (additional extra)

    Europe
  • 2005 Gammerler SV500

    2005 Gammerler SV500

    • Manufacturer: Gammerler

    2005 Gammerler SV500 Vertical Log Stacker No palletiser Stacker has been decommissioned and is being stored in printer's site. Whilst the stacker is complete and was removed from production in working condition...

    Europe
  • 1989 Muller Martini 327

    1989 Muller Martini 327

    • Manufacturer: Müller Martini

    Muller Martini 327 Horizontal Log Stacker (no palletiser) Age: 1989 Mechanical speed max 80.000 t/h Size with accessories max 510 x 320 mm Number of pages max 64 Seiten pages 4 Seiten bar length 700 - 1100 ...

    Europe
  • 2007 Civiemme ST420/100 HS

    2007 Civiemme ST420/100 HS

    • Manufacturer: Civiemme
    • Model: ST 420

    The system was completely rebuilt mechanically and electronically with new PLC and software in 2021. 2 x Civiemme ST420/100 HS (High Speed), 1 RIGHT-HAND + 1 LEFT-HAND with: - Entry conveyor with liftable polyc...

    Europe
  • 2005 Civiemme ST8000 / 100

    2005 Civiemme ST8000 / 100 DX

    • Manufacturer: Civiemme
    • Model: ST 8000

    1 x Civiemme ST8000 / 100DX High-End Vertical Log Stacker (No palletiser included) Available immediately. It is missing the operating screen and so will need replacing. Conveyors and dump gate included.

    United Kingdom

Overview

Stackers are essential warehouse equipment designed for lifting, moving, and stacking pallets and heavy loads. They come in various types, including manual, semi-electric, and fully electric, making them versatile for different applications in logistics, retail, and industrial settings. Stackers improve efficiency and safety in material handling tasks.

FAQ

What factors should I consider when purchasing a stacker?

Consider the type of stacker (manual, semi-electric, or electric), load capacity, lifting height, and the environment where it will be used. Assess the condition if buying used and check for maintenance records.

How can I ensure safe shipping for a stacker?

Use a reliable transport service that specializes in heavy machinery. Ensure the stacker is securely fastened and protected to prevent damage during transit.

What is the maintenance schedule for a stacker?

Regular maintenance includes checking hydraulic fluid levels, inspecting the condition of the forks, wheels, and mast, and ensuring all moving parts are well-lubricated. Follow the manufacturer’s manual for specific maintenance intervals and procedures.