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Stockpicker & Order-Picking Trucks

Rolling stockpickers and picking carts that let one worker reach high shelves and haul the pick.

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Stockpicker Trucks

Stockpicker Trucks and Order-Picking Carts

Picking from upper shelves usually means two trips: one for a ladder, one for a cart. A stockpicker truck combines both. The worker climbs a built-in step ladder, pulls stock off the high shelf, and loads it onto the cart's shelves for the ride back.

This collection covers stockpicker trucks in steel and aluminum, Hi-Duty and Hi-Frame models, a cantilever stockpicker, easy-access stock trucks, tilting-shelf stock carts for work stations, and a mobile picking cart for high-density order fulfillment.

Steel or Aluminum, Two Shelves or Three

Choosing

Steel or Aluminum, Two Shelves or Three

Steel stockpickers carry more; aluminum stockpickers are lighter to push. The Hi-Duty steel models carry 1,000 lb total at 500 lb per shelf, and the aluminum models carry 500 lb total at 330 lb per shelf. Standard stockpicker trucks come in two- and three-shelf builds with platform widths of 40 to 52 inches.

The ladders use spring-loaded systems. On the stockpicker trucks, stepping on the ladder engages floor contact plungers that hold the cart in place, and the step returns to its raised position when the operator steps off. Tell us your shelf heights, aisle widths, and typical pick weight, and we will match the model.

Where They Work

Common Applications

Warehouse Picking

Stockpickers and high-density picking carts move through aisles for order fulfillment, restocking, and seasonal volume spikes.

Stockrooms

A stockpicker reaches the top shelf and carries the stock out in the same trip, without a separate ladder.

Work Stations

Multi-tier stock carts with tilting shelves present parts toward the operator and roll to wherever the work is.

Built In

What the Ladder Units Give You

Spring-Loaded Ladders

Steps hold the cart in place while someone stands on them and lift back up when they step off.

Nonskid Steps

Hi-Duty and Hi-Frame models use nonskid, self-cleaning ladder steps for footing.

Room for Big Boxes

The cantilever stockpicker leaves the bottom shelf open for oversized packages without blocking the ladder.

Send us your shelf heights, aisle widths, and typical pick weight.

We will match the stockpicker or picking cart to your aisles and quote it.

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One Trip, Not Two

One Trip, Not Two

Hi-Duty and Hi-Frame stockpickers let one worker climb to an elevated shelf and load three shelves for transport in a single trip.

Caster choices include mold-on-rubber, polyurethane-on-steel, and rubber-on-steel, and an optional top-shelf retaining lip keeps loads in place.

Easier to the Bottom Shelf

Easier to the Bottom Shelf

The Easy-Access steel stock truck stands on three legs instead of four, so the bottom shelf is easier to reach than on a traditional stockpicker.

Options include a bolt-on writing surface with a lockable storage box and a wire basket.

Stockpicker & Order-Picking Trucks

Key Features

  • Stockpicker trucks from 660 to 1,000 lb total capacity
  • Two- and three-shelf builds with 40 to 52 inch platform widths
  • Steel or aluminum construction with powder-coated finish
  • Spring-loaded ladders with floor contact plungers
  • Easy-access stock truck rated 1,200 lb total, 660 lb per shelf
  • Cantilever stockpicker rated 440 lb with a 110 lb top shelf
  • Tilting-shelf stock carts with shelves adjustable from 0 to 45 degrees
  • Caster options including mold-on-rubber and polyurethane-on-steel

Frequently Asked Questions

It depends on the model. Standard stockpicker trucks run 660 to 1,000 lb total, with individual shelf ratings of 330 to 550 lb. The Easy-Access steel truck carries 1,200 lb. We confirm the exact rating for the model you choose.
Steel carries more weight. Aluminum is lighter to push and suits lighter picks. If loads are heavy, go steel; if one person pushes it all day with light stock, consider aluminum.
Platform widths on standard stockpicker trucks run 40 to 52 inches, and several deck sizes are offered on the Hi-Duty and Hi-Frame lines. Send us your narrowest aisle width and shelf heights.
It varies by model. The Easy-Access truck ships knockdown for assembly, and the tilting-shelf stock carts have knockdown uprights. We confirm assembly for each model with your quote.
Lead time is quoted per order, based on the model and quantity.

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