Electric Stacker CAD Block

This download has one stacker block: an electric pedestrian stacker rated 1,200 kg, with a 2900 mm lift and 1150 mm forks. It comes in DWG and DXF with a plan and a side elevation in millimetres, as IND_ELECTRIC_STACKER_PLAN and IND_ELECTRIC_STACKER_ELEV.

Stacker CAD block dimensions

The block is drawn to the VDI data sheet of a typical 1,200 kg pedestrian stacker: 1754 mm overall length, 604 mm to the fork face and 800 mm overall width. The forks measure 60 x 178 x 1150 mm and sit 570 mm across, at 90 mm when lowered. The tiller grip is at 1260 mm. The truck runs on a 230 mm drive wheel and 140 mm castors, with a 1141 mm wheelbase and a 1359 mm turning radius.

These are the figures of one catalogue model, so check them with the stacker you choose. The mast section, the fork carriage and the body height are representative, because the data sheet does not dimension them.

Electric stacker drawing with mast heights

The side elevation shows the mast lowered, at 1950 mm. Per the same data sheet, the forks lift 2900 mm and the mast reaches 3375 mm when extended. The extended mast is not drawn, so add a line at 3375 mm if you need to check a door, a pipe run or a mezzanine above the working area. The plan shows the body, the tiller and the two forks in front of the mast.

Using the stacker block in a storage layout

A pedestrian stacker suits short runs and low racks, where a ride-on truck would be more than the job needs. Use the plan to check aisle turns with the 1359 mm turning radius, and the elevation to compare the 2900 mm lift with the beam levels of your racks. In the pallet racking block the beam levels sit at 1250, 2500 and 3750 mm, so a stacker of this size serves the first two. For moves at floor level only, the pallet jack block takes less room.