Reach Truck

Reach Truck Range

• Loading Capacity: 1.0 – 2.5 t
• Lifting Height: Up to 13 m
• Battery: Up to 80V
• Configurations: Stand-on / Sit-down

Why Choose Hangcha Reach Truck

• Narrow aisle efficiency – Optimised turning radius and reach function for up to 3.0 m aisles.
• High lift confidence – Rigid mast and smooth hydraulics for stable working at height.
• Energy options – Maintenance-friendly lithium power for fast charging and minimising downtime.
• Operator first – Stand-on and sit-down configurations allow precise control and excellent visibility.

How to Choose the Right Reach Truck

Aisle Width

Verify all three checks: U-turn, 90° entry, and right-angle stacking. Choose the model that passes all three checks. See the detailed algorithms in our Reach Truck Selection Guideline.

Maximum Lift and Capacity Margin

If your warehouse or workplace requires higher-level storage, plan a 10–15% allowance above the rated load. Choose a model with about 15% extra capacity over your daily maximum load.

Ground Slope

Although our reach truck range is designed with a safety slope brake, keep real-world gradients 1–2% below the truck’s rated gradeability.

General Considerations and Reach Truck Scenario Picks

We provide two different kinds of reach trucks: stand-on and sit-down models. If your operators do short, repetitive work with shorter shifts and need tight positioning in the warehouse, we recommend stand-on models. If your operators do longer continuous driving with longer shifts in a more open warehouse layout, we recommend sit-down models.

If your site is mixed, choose based on what happens more often:

• More on/off + short runs + high pick rate = Stand-on Models
• More driving time + longer runs + long shifts = Sit-down Models

Scenario Picks

• 3.1–3.3 m aisles + 800–1,000 kg pallets + 4–5 m racking
  A 3-wheel stand-on model suits tighter layouts where fast turning and compact handling matter most.
• 3.4–3.6 m aisles + 1.2–1.5 t pallets + 5.5–6.5 m lift heights
  A 4-wheel sit-down model is better for heavier pallets and more stable work at height.
• More than 30% outdoor use + uneven surfaces + 10–12% ramps
  A 4-wheel sit-down model is usually the better choice for mixed surfaces and stronger travel stability.
• Pure indoor picking + tight aisles + frequent U-turns
  A 3-wheel stand-on model is ideal for faster direction changes and efficient indoor movement.

Media Content for Our Reach Truck

Click to View our Stand-on Reach Truck Operation Demo

Click to View our Sit-down Reach Truck Operation Demo