Bespoke handling equipment firm Stanley Handling has supplied a ROBUR 4-way stacker for the National Museums at Chatham project.
Handling provided a versatile pedestrian-operated truck to handle the variety of crates and containers of display artefacts.
A powered stacker truck based upon the ROBUR SBP/4V 4-way was designed, modified to operate as a stacker in narrow aisles, or as a as a reach truck within the site’s cantilever racking.
The unit also has programmable vehicle speed, an operator safety button and variable lift/lower speed controls.
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The museum will house over 5,000 objects for permanent display or safe storage, including rare maritime artefacts, and priceless historical models of ships.
