Stacker Crane Manufacturer Introduces Vertical Warehouse Stacker Cranes

Early stacker cranes involved suspending a portal frame (column) from the trolley of a bridge crane, using the forklift to move goods up and down the column and rotating the column itself for handling. This was commonly referred to as a bridge stacker crane. Around 1960, the aisle stacker crane emerged in the United States. This type of crane utilized ground guides to prevent tipping. Subsequently, with the advancement of computer control technology,Automated Vertical WarehouseThe application of stackers has become increasingly widespread, with their technical performance continually improving and heights increasing. Today, stacker heights can reach up to 40 meters. In fact, without restrictions from warehouse architecture and costs, stacker heights could be even taller.