HANGCHA

Electric Pallet Jack

Hangcha Australia supplies electric pallet jacks (also called pallet trucks) in walkie and ride-on models. As efficient warehouse equipment, they're built for fast, low-lift moves, even in tight aisles. Capacities range from 1,500 to 3,000 kg, with lift heights of 80 mm (walkie) and 125 mm (rider models), and every model in the range runs on lithium-ion power. Before you choose, measure your aisle width (Ast), floor condition, gradients and heaviest regular load, then tell us and we'll match the right model.

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Our Electric Pallet Jack Range

Model Type Load capacity Lift height Turning radius Gradeability Travel speed Battery Best for
A-Series Mini Walkie (1.5 to 2.0 t) Walkie 1,500–2,000 kg 80 mm 1,296 mm 15% 4.5 / 4.8 km/h 24V / 24Ah lithium-ion Retail backrooms, containers, narrow aisles, short runs
A-Series Rider (2.0 to 3.0 t) Rider 2,000–3,000 kg 125 mm 2,134 mm 16% 6.5 / 7.0 km/h 24V / 340Ah lithium-ion General warehouses, mixed tasks, longer runs
A-Series Hi-Range (2.0 to 3.0 t) Rider (foldable platform) 2,000–3,000 kg 125 mm See spec sheet 16% 9.0 / 9.5 km/h 24V / 240–340Ah lithium-ion Large sites, long travel distances, high pallet volume

Why choose a Hangcha electric pallet jack?

Key metric Hangcha electric pallet jacks What it means for you
Load capacity 1,500 to 3,000 kg across the range From light retail pallets to heavy 3 t loads in one range
Turning radius (walkie) 1,296 mm on the A-Series Mini Walkie Works in backrooms, truck bodies and tight rack runs
Container work Upright tiller mode on the Mini Walkie for 8 ft containers Load and unload inside containers without a second truck
Range coverage Walkie and rider models in one range Short runs and long runs from one supplier, one parts pool
Power Lithium-ion on every model Opportunity charging, no battery watering, no battery change room
Travel speed Up to 9.0 / 9.5 km/h on the Hi-Range Faster long runs on high-volume sites
Local support Warehouses in Dandenong South (VIC), Meadowbrook (QLD) and Smeaton Grange (NSW) A local team to talk to before and after you buy
Manufacturer backing Hangcha Group, founded in 1956, ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certified management systems A large manufacturer behind the product for the long term

How to choose an electric pallet jack

Four factors decide the model. Pin these down before comparing anything else.

Load profile and rated capacity

Size to the heaviest load you handle routinely, not your average pallet. Running a truck at its rated capacity all day slows every cycle and shortens component life. If a meaningful share of your loads sit near a model's limit, step up a capacity class.

Aisle width and turning clearance (Ast)

Work from measured floor dimensions, not rack drawings. Check three points with a loaded pallet: the U-turn at the end of your longest aisle, the 90-degree entry into your tightest rack run, and the right-angle stacking aisle (Ast) at your busiest pick face.

Compare your measured aisle with the Ast figure on the truck's spec sheet. Spec-sheet Ast figures normally include a safety allowance (typically 200 mm), so if your aisle is close to the figure, ask us to confirm. Also check doorways, dock levellers and any point where the truck turns with a loaded fork.

Duty cycle and travel distance

As a rule of thumb, below about 30 metres per pallet move, a walkie model is usually the right fit. Above that, or beyond roughly 100 moves per shift, a rider model usually pays back through faster travel and less operator fatigue. Travel speed rises from 4.5 / 4.8 km/h on the Mini Walkie to 6.5 / 7.0 km/h on the Rider and 9.0 / 9.5 km/h on the Hi-Range.

Operating environment

Gradients, cold storage, container and tail-lift work, and floor condition all change the specification. Identify them at the selection stage, because they are difficult and expensive to fix later. For cold storage, tell us your operating temperature and where the truck will be charged, and we'll confirm the right configuration.

Electric pallet jack scenario picks

Small stores and tight backrooms, narrow aisles, short runs
→ Choose the A-Series Mini Walkie for its 1,296 mm turning radius.

Loading and unloading shipping containers
→ Choose the A-Series Mini Walkie for its upright tiller mode in 8 ft containers.

General warehouse, mixed tasks, multiple work areas
→ Choose the A-Series Rider for 2.0 to 3.0 t capacity with less walking.

Large warehouse, long travel distances, high pallet volume
→ Choose the A-Series Hi-Range for the fastest travel speed and largest battery in the range.

Ramps and dock plates
→ Both rider models are rated to 16% gradeability. Tell us your steepest loaded ramp and we'll confirm the right model.

Further reading: Aisle width and turning radius guide · How to choose the right pallet jack for your industry · Pallet truck operating demo

Backed by Hangcha, supported in Australia

Founded in 1956, Hangcha makes more than 250,000 forklift trucks and warehouse equipment units a year at its factory in Lin'an, Zhejiang, and its management systems are certified to ISO 9001 and ISO 14001. See our certificates and testing facilities.

HC Forklift Australia has supported Australian customers since 2022 from its Melbourne base in Dandenong South (VIC), with warehouses in Meadowbrook (QLD) and Smeaton Grange (NSW). Ask us about genuine Hangcha parts, operator and maintenance training, and warranty terms for your model. Our service · Spare parts · Training

Electric Pallet Jack FAQ

Should I choose a pallet jack or a pallet stacker?
A pallet jack moves pallets at floor level over short distances, while a pallet stacker lifts pallets onto higher shelves. If you mainly move goods horizontally, choose a pallet jack. If you need to lift goods onto racking, choose a pallet stacker.
Which models suit narrow aisles?
The A-Series Mini Walkie has the tightest turning radius in the range (1,296 mm) and an upright tiller mode for working inside containers. The rider models need more room, so measure your aisles before choosing.
What is the difference between the Rider and the Hi-Range?
Both carry 2,000 to 3,000 kg, lift 125 mm and are rated to 16% gradeability. The Hi-Range is faster (9.0 / 9.5 km/h against 6.5 / 7.0 km/h) and offers batteries from 240 to 340Ah, so it suits long travel distances and high pallet volumes.
Can I swap the battery on the Mini Walkie?
Yes. The Mini Walkie uses a quick-release lithium battery that can be swapped without tools in under two minutes, and its 5 kg charger is easy to carry.
Can these pallet jacks work in cold storage?
Tell us your operating temperature and where the truck will be charged. Lithium batteries need the right specification for cold work, and we'll confirm which model and configuration suit your site.

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