Pallet Jack

Material Handling has a vast selection of pallet jacks including manual and electric pallet trucks for sale. Buy from our in-stock inventory at low-cost prices. Whether your pallet jack needs are small or large Material Handling has you covered with our wide variety of types as well accessories ranging from stoppers to built-in scales to ensure efficiency and safety. Thanks to our many FOB locations we are ready to ship our products all across the USA. From top to bottom, wheels to forks, our pallet jacks are built with the best parts for durability and easy repair. If you are looking for motorized pallet jacks or manual pallet jacks to make the transfer of pallets almost automatic Material Handling has you covered.

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If you’re looking to purchase a new hand pallet truck today then look no further than us! Our team is made up of experts who know how to get the job done right so don’t hesitate to contact us today!

Pallet Jack FAQ's

Important Features to Consider Before Buying Your Pallet Jack

Load Capacity	The load capacity of a pallet jack is arguably the most important factor to consider before buying. Capacities can range from anywhere between 4,500 lbs. and 5,500 lbs., with some industrial models designed to exceed even that.
Fork Length	The most common size of pallet in North America is 40” x 48” and thus the average pallet jack has forks that are 48” long. However, if you plan to move smaller or larger pallets, you should purchase your pallet jack accordingly.
Lift Height	The lift height is the maximum distance a pallet can be raised up. These heights can range anywhere from a minimum of 3 inches up to almost 8 feet high at the maximum.
Wheel Selection	It’s important to choose a pallet jack with high quality wheels that are rated for the load capacity you desire. The other factor to consider is the impact the wheels will have on your warehouse floors.
Unit Weight	Before you even pick up a pallet, the jack has a base weight that should be factored into any maximum weight restrictions for certain surfaces, such as lift gates or container floors. Industrial and powered pallet jacks in general weigh more than standard light-duty models.
	Different Types of Pallet Jacks
Manual	As the name suggests, these jacks are hand-powered and designed to lift light to medium size loads over short distances. They are by far the most common type of pallet jack in use today.
Powered	These jacks are motorized which assists the user in lifting and moving heavier and even stacked pallets. Some of them also contain a platform on the back for the user to ride on. They are occasionally referred to as electric pallet jacks, electric pallet trucks, power jacks, and electric walkies.

What is a pallet jack?

A pallet jack is the most basic form of forklift and is intended to move pallets in a warehouse or trailer, especially when there is no forklift truck access or availability. There are many different types of pallet jacks such as Electric, Semi Electric, All Terrain, Walkie/Center Rider, Single Fork, Double Fork, Scissor, and even some that come with adjustable forks.

How to use a pallet jack?

To move a load, engage the actuating lever in a neutral or middle position. This position disengages the lifting mechanism, making the handle free from hydraulic resistance, and the forks remain in the raised position. Lower the forks by pulling the actuating lever past the neutral position.

Does OSHA require pallet jack training?

Yes, forklift and pallet jack training is required by OSHA. Without training, your employees aren't able to operate any pallet jack or other powered industrial truck.

How does a manual pallet jack work?

Manual pallet jacks have a handle with a lever. Slide the prongs into position under a pallet and crank the handle up and down to lift the prongs off of the ground. Push or pull the pallet to your desired location and hold the lever down to lower the prongs back to the ground.

For more information on our material handling pallet jacks, please contact us at (855) 719-1415.

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Weight	160 lbs
Load Capacity	5500 lbs.
Raised Forks Height (in.)	7.5"
Lowered Forks Height (in.)	2.95
Wheel Type	Polyurethane
Brand	EKKO Lifts

Weight	160 lbs
Load Capacity	5500 lbs.
Raised Forks Height (in.)	7.5"
Lowered Forks Height (in.)	2.95
Wheel Type	Polyurethane
Brand	EKKO Lifts

Weight	9000 lbs
Uniform Capacity (lb.)	4000 lb
Fork Width (in.)	35.04
Fork Length (in.)	45.3"
Lowered Mast Height	96.42
Raised Height (in.)	196"
Driving Motor	48V/6000
Lift Motor	48V/11000
Battery Voltage	48V/420Ah (Side)
Wheel Type	Polyurethane
Adjustable Forks	7.9-35.04"
Other Features	Ergonomic Handle and Controls Steel Construction Robotic Welding Charger Included Batteries Included
Brand	EKKO Lifts

Weight	6270 lbs
Uniform Capacity (lb.)	2200 lb
Lowered Mast Height	93.11"
Raised Height (in.)	177"
Driving Motor	3 kW
Lift Motor	6 kW
Battery Voltage	24V/280Ah
Wheel Type	Polyurethane
Other Features	3 Years Limited Warranty , Batteries Included , Charger Included , Ergonomic Handle and Controls , Robotic Welding , Steel Construction
Wheelbase	53.46"
Lifting Height	177.16"
Overall Length	111.41"
Overall Width	39.37/145.28
Brake Type	Electromagnetic brake
Brand	EKKO Lifts

Pallet Jack

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Important Features to Consider Before Buying Your Pallet Jack

Different Types of Pallet Jacks

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