Order Picker CAD Block
Low-level order picker of 2420 x 810 mm with 1150 mm forks and a 2152 mm turning radius.
Low-level order picker, 2,000 kg, forks 1150 mm, stand-on platform
- Units
- Millimetres (INSUNITS 4), drawn at paper size
- Formats
- DWG 2010 · DXF R2010
- Opens in
- AutoCAD and AutoCAD LT 2010 or later, BricsCAD, ZWCAD and DraftSight. The DXF opens in most CAD programs.
- Views
- Plan view + Front elevation
- License
- Free for personal and commercial projects. License
This download has one order picker block: a low-level order picker rated 2,000 kg, with 1150 mm forks and a stand-on platform for the operator. It comes in DWG and DXF with a plan and a side elevation in millimetres, as IND_LOW_LEVEL_ORDER_PICKER_PLAN and IND_LOW_LEVEL_ORDER_PICKER_ELEV.
Order picker CAD block dimensions
The block is drawn to the data sheet of a typical 2,000 kg low-level order picker: 2420 mm overall length, 1270 mm to the fork face and 810 mm overall width. The forks measure 60 x 172 x 1150 mm and sit 510 mm across, at 90 mm when lowered, with 125 mm of lift. The steering tiller is at 1374 to 1418 mm. The truck runs on a 230 mm drive wheel, 85 mm load rollers and 180 mm stabiliser castors, with a 1934 mm wheelbase and a 2152 mm turning radius.
The platform step height, the backrest height and the body height are representative, because the sheet does not give them. These are the figures of one catalogue model, so check them with the truck you choose.
Low-level order picker drawing in plan and elevation
The side elevation shows the drive unit with the tiller on top, the operator platform behind it and the backrest that separates the platform from the forks. The plan shows the body, the platform and the two forks. With 2420 mm overall, this truck is far longer than a pallet jack, because the operator rides on it between the drive unit and the load.
Using the order picker block in a picking layout
A low-level order picker collects goods from the bottom levels of racks and from floor locations, so it works along the pick face. Use the plan to check that the 2152 mm turning radius fits the cross aisles at the ends of each run, and use the length to see how many trucks can queue at a dispatch point. The pallet racking block gives the pick faces at the same scale, and the pallet jack block covers simple pallet moves.
