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Safer and more ergonomic service of stackers and pallet trucks

Many key components on stackers, pallet trucks and straddle trucks sit low, close to the floor or partly shielded by chassis and support legs. As a result the work is often done kneeling or with a bent back for long periods.

Safer and more ergonomic service of stackers and pallet trucks

The working environment starts with the lift

Safe service starts with how the vehicle is lifted, secured and positioned. A dedicated lift gives stable positioning and removes the need for blocks, jacks and improvised methods.

DSS2 is developed for straddle trucks and stackers, simplifying service work with high safety and good access around the vehicle.

Ergonomics that reduce strain

Service means working on wheels, brakes, batteries and suspension — parts rarely at a comfortable height when the truck stands on the floor.

An ergonomic lift adapts the vehicle to the technician instead of the other way around, reducing fatigue and improving precision and consistency.

  • Correct working height for every task
  • Free access around the whole vehicle
  • Repeatable, controlled positioning

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