A Low-Level Order Picker is a type of material handling equipment designed for efficiently picking and transporting goods from lower-level storage locations, typically shelves or racks. Here’s a brief overview

Low-Level Order Picker
This equipment is specifically designed for order picking tasks in warehouses and distribution centers. It allows operators to easily access and pick items from lower-level storage locations.

Max Capacity: 2,000 kg
The maximum capacity indicates the heaviest load that the order picker is designed to handle. In this case, the low-level order picker can lift and carry loads weighing up to 1,800 kilograms (1.8 tons).

Functionality:
Low-level order pickers are equipped with platforms that can be raised or lowered to the desired picking height. Operators can stand on the platform, making it easy to access items on lower shelves without the need for ladders.

Efficiency:
These machines are designed for efficiency in order picking tasks, allowing operators to navigate through aisles and quickly retrieve items from lower storage locations, streamlining the order fulfillment process.

Maneuverability:
Low-level order pickers are typically compact and maneuverable, making them suitable for use in narrow aisles and confined spaces within warehouses.