Stanley Handling's museum piece
May 1st 2011 Bespoke handling equipment
specialist, Stanley Handling, has
supplied a unique ROBUR 4-way
stacker for the National Museums at
Chatham project. The museum will
house over 5000 objects and Stanley
Handling was approached to provide
a versatile pedestrian-operated truck
to handle the huge variety of crates
and containers expected and their
irreplaceable contents.
A powered stacker truck based
upon the ROBUR SBP/4V 4-way was
designed, modified to cater for the
varying loads to be handled and
their delicate nature. Able to carry
long loads and operate as a stacker in
narrow aisles and where access was
limited, the unit boasts a side-shift
and telescopic forks, enabling it to
serve as a reach truck when placing
and removing the high value boxed
loads within the site's cantilever
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