Warrior EcoWarrior Semi-Electric MiniStacker – 1.2m-1.5m Lift Height – 400kg WLL
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Warrior EcoWarrior Semi-Electric Mini Stacker, 400kg WLL, available with 1,200mm or 1,500mm lift height. Featuring electrohydraulic lifting, removable forks and platform, 650mm fork length, 12V battery and built-in charger. Its compact, manoeuvrable design is ideal for workshops, warehouses, manufacturing, stockrooms and confined lifting areas.
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Description
Warrior EcoWarrior Semi-Electric Mini Stacker
The Warrior EcoWarrior Semi-Electric Mini Stacker is a compact and highly manoeuvrable lifting solution designed for frequent manual handling applications in workshops, warehouses and industrial environments.
Available with either a 1,200mm or 1,500mm maximum fork height, the Mini Stacker combines manual manoeuvrability with electrohydraulic lifting, reducing the effort required for repetitive lifting tasks.
Its lightweight yet strong construction and compact design allow the unit to operate effectively in confined working areas.
Semi-Electric Lifting
The Mini Stacker uses a lever-operated electrohydraulic power unit to provide smooth and efficient powered lifting.
A 12V battery and built-in charger are supplied, making the unit convenient for regular use without requiring manual pumping for every lift.
Compact & Manoeuvrable Design
Designed for easy movement and positioning, the Mini Stacker is mounted on two swivel castors, allowing it to turn easily in confined areas.
Braked steering wheels provide controlled positioning, while the compact construction makes the unit suitable for workplaces where space is limited.
Removable Forks & Platform
The Mini Stacker is supplied with removable forks and a platform plate as standard, allowing it to be adapted for different lifting and handling applications.
Ideal Applications
Suitable for frequent manual handling and lifting applications in:
- Workshops
- Warehouses
- Manufacturing facilities
- Production areas
- Stockrooms
- Assembly areas
- Maintenance environments
- Confined working spaces
Technical Specifications
| Specification | 1,200mm Version | 1,500mm Version |
| Maximum Capacity | 400kg | 400kg |
| Maximum Fork Height | 1,200mm | 1,500mm |
| Minimum Fork Height | 850mm | 850mm |
| Fork Length | 650mm | 650mm |
| Battery* | 12V / 80Ah | 12V / 80Ah |
| Power Unit | 0.8kW | 0.8kW |
| Lifting System | Electrohydraulic | Electrohydraulic |
| Charger | Built-in | Built-in |
Capacity & Load Information
The Mini Stacker has a maximum Working Load Limit of 400kg for both lift-height options.
Always ensure the total load does not exceed the rated capacity and that the load is correctly positioned and secured on the forks or platform before lifting.
Technical information
| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Mini Stacker |
| Lift Height | 1200mm, 1500mm |
Key Features
- 400kg maximum WLL
- Available with 1,200mm or 1,500mm maximum fork height
- Semi-electric electrohydraulic lifting
- Compact, lightweight and manoeuvrable
- Removable forks and platform plate
- Lever-operated lifting control
- 12V battery with built-in charger
- 650mm fork length
- Smooth-running braked steering wheels
- Two swivel castors for easy manoeuvrability
- Chromium-plated frame
- Powder-coated steel components
- CE marked
Safety & User Instructions
- Never exceed the 400kg maximum WLL.
- Ensure the correct lift-height version is selected for the intended application.
- Position loads centrally and securely on the forks or platform.
- Do not lift unstable or unsecured loads.
- Ensure the Mini Stacker is operated on a suitable, stable and level surface.
- Keep feet, hands and personnel clear of the forks and moving components.
- Take care when manoeuvring the unit in confined areas.
- Engage the brakes when the Mini Stacker is stationary or loading/unloading.
- Do not move the unit with a raised load unless permitted by the manufacturer’s instructions.
- Inspect the forks, platform, castors, wheels, hydraulic system and frame before use.
- Do not use damaged or defective equipment.
- Ensure the battery is adequately charged before operation.
- Only trained and competent personnel should operate the equipment.
- Follow the manufacturer’s operating instructions and applicable workplace safety requirements.
