Truck Bed and Trailer Access
Standard pallet jacks must fit inside delivery trucks and trailers with limited deck space. Fork dimensions and overall width determine whether equipment can operate effectively in confined truck interiors.
Logistics and delivery operations require compact, maneuverable equipment that functions efficiently in confined spaces including delivery trucks, narrow dock areas, and customer premises. Equipment must balance portability with sufficient power to handle diverse load types while enabling fast turnaround times at multiple stops.
Show nowMaterial handling constraints unique to multi-stop delivery operations and last-mile logistics.
Standard pallet jacks must fit inside delivery trucks and trailers with limited deck space. Fork dimensions and overall width determine whether equipment can operate effectively in confined truck interiors.
Route delivery operations may include 15-30 stops per day. Equipment must handle frequent load/unload cycles without battery depletion and provide quick operation to maintain delivery schedules.
Delivery destinations include loading docks, ground-level entries, narrow doorways, and stairways. Equipment selection must account for the least accessible delivery points on routes.
Some last-mile deliveries require carrying equipment up stairs or over thresholds. Equipment weight affects both transport vehicle capacity and manual handling when power operation is not possible.
Compact, portable equipment designed for delivery trucks, varied customer premises, and high daily stop counts.

Narrow 21" x 47" fork dimensions fit inside delivery trucks and through standard commercial doorways. Compact design enables operation in confined spaces typical of last-mile delivery.
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Electric stair climbing capability eliminates manual carrying on multi-story deliveries. 180 kg capacity handles appliances, furniture, and heavy parcels safely on residential and commercial stairs.
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Lightweight manual backup option for locations where electric equipment cannot access. Narrow fork design works in tight spaces when battery power is not available.
View ProductEquipment selection for logistics and delivery depends heavily on route characteristics and delivery point requirements.
Measure truck bed interior dimensions and tailgate lift capacity. Narrow-fork pallet jacks (21" width) fit standard sprinter vans and box trucks. Consider equipment weight against vehicle payload limits.
Assess the percentage of stops requiring dock access versus ground-level delivery. For routes with 30%+ non-dock deliveries, stair climbing equipment may provide significant time savings.
High stop-count routes (20+ daily) benefit from lithium-ion batteries that support opportunity charging during loading. Lead-acid batteries may not sustain full-day operation without swapping.
Survey typical delivery destinations for doorway widths, stair counts, and floor surfaces. Equipment that cannot reach the final delivery point creates manual handling requirements and increases injury risk.
Compact logistics equipment may not meet your operational requirements if:
Equipment selection guide for powered stair climbing solutions in delivery and logistics applications.
Use CaseCompact equipment solutions for retail receiving and backroom inventory handling.
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Equipment ships from Toronto and Vancouver distribution centers. All models meet Transport Canada requirements for commercial vehicle use. Lithium batteries are certified for air and ground freight.