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1.5 Ton Manual Stacker: CDD15

The CDD15 1.5 ton manual stacker is designed for warehouses, workshops and storage areas where pallet stacking is required but daily handling volume does not justify a powered stacker.

With a 1,500 kg rated capacity and manual operation, the CDD15 provides a straightforward solution for lifting and positioning palletized goods over short distances. Its simple operating principle makes it suitable for businesses looking for practical handling equipment without the complexity of a powered drive system.

The stacker is particularly suited to low-frequency storage, occasional pallet movement and basic stacking tasks on level floors.

1,500 kg Rated Capacity | Manual Operation | 795/805 mm Width | 1,550 mm Turning Radius

When Does a Manual Stacker Make Sense?

Occasional Pallet Stacking

Pallets are stored or retrieved only a few times during a shift.

Small Warehouses

Storage volume and daily pallet movement are limited.

Workshops and Storage Areas

Materials need to be positioned or stacked periodically rather than continuously transported.

Facilities Without Charging Infrastructure

A manual solution may be more convenient where installing or maintaining a battery charging area is unnecessary.

Manual Stacker vs. Electric Stacker

	Manual Stacker	Electric Stacker
Purchase cost	Lower	Higher
Power requirement	Manual	Battery/electric
Charging	Not required*	Required
Maintenance	Simple	More systems to maintain
Handling frequency	Low to moderate	Moderate to high
Travel distance	Short	Short to longer
Operator effort	Higher	Lower
Best for	Occasional stacking	Frequent handling

Configuration should be confirmed according to the actual model and equipment specification.

Technical Specifications

Item	Specification
Model	CDD15
Power Type	Manual
Operation	Stand-on
Rated Capacity	1500 kg
Load Center	600 mm
Fork Length	1150 mm
Overall Width	795/805 mm
Turning Radius	1550 mm

Travel Speed	4.0 / 4.2 km/h
Lifting Speed	80 / 210 mm/s
Lowering Speed	152 / 160 mm/s
Gradeability	6 / 8%

Lifting Height and Load Capacity

The required lifting height should be selected together with the actual pallet weight and load center. As lifting height increases, the available load capacity may change depending on the mast configuration.

Mast Configuration	Load Capacity
1600 mm	2000 kg
1800 mm	2000 kg
2000 mm	2000 kg
2600 mm	1500 kg
3000 mm	1450 kg
3200 mm	1400 kg
3600 mm	1200 kg
4000 mm	1000 kg

Load & Application

What Can a 1.5 Ton Manual Stacker Handle?

The CDD15 is intended for palletized or packaged goods that can be safely handled within its rated capacity and load-center limits.

Boxed Goods

Suitable for occasional movement and stacking of packaged products.

Bagged Materials

Useful for positioning bags or packaged materials in storage areas when the floor is level and handling frequency is limited.

Palletized Components

Suitable for workshops and small production facilities where materials need to be stacked or repositioned periodically.

Where the CDD15 Works Best

1. Small and Medium-Sized Warehouses

Suitable for facilities with limited daily pallet movement and basic storage requirements.

2. Workshops and Small Factories

Useful for occasional material stacking and positioning around production or storage areas.

3. Retail Backrooms

Can be used for periodic pallet handling where the volume of goods does not justify a powered stacker.

4. Storage Rooms

A practical option for occasional pallet lifting and placement in dedicated storage areas.

5. Low-Frequency Handling Areas

Best suited to operations where the stacker is used periodically rather than continuously throughout a shift.

Compact Dimensions for Space-Conscious Areas

With an overall width of approximately 795–805 mm and a minimum turning radius of around 1,550 mm, the CDD15 is designed for relatively compact working areas.

Actual aisle suitability depends on pallet dimensions, rack layout, turning clearance and the required operating path. Buyers should confirm the warehouse layout before selecting the equipment.

How to Decide Between Manual and Electric Stacking

Choose the CDD15 Manual Stacker when:

Pallet handling is occasional

Travel distances are short

Initial investment matters

Charging infrastructure is unavailable or unnecessary

Simple maintenance is preferred

Loads are within the rated capacity

Consider an Electric Stacker when:

Pallets are moved continuously

Operators travel longer distances

Productivity is a major concern

Lower physical effort is preferred

Daily handling volume is high

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a 1.5 ton manual stacker?

A 1.5 ton manual stacker is a manually operated lifting truck designed for pallet stacking and short-distance material handling. The CDD15 has a rated capacity of 1,500 kg under its specified load conditions.

Does the CDD15 require electricity?

The product is listed as a manual stacker. However, the current specification sheet contains several electrical-related fields that should be confirmed with the manufacturer before final publication.

How much can the CDD15 lift?

Its rated capacity is 1,500 kg under the specified load center and operating conditions. Available capacity may vary according to lifting height and mast configuration.

Is a manual stacker suitable for daily warehouse operations?

It depends on handling frequency. A manual stacker is generally better suited to occasional or low-frequency pallet movement. For continuous daily handling, an electric stacker may provide higher productivity.

What type of floor is required?

Manual stackers are best used on firm, level floors with sufficient clearance for the equipment and load.

Is the CDD15 suitable for narrow aisles?

Its compact dimensions can make it suitable for space-conscious warehouse layouts, but actual aisle suitability should be checked against pallet dimensions, rack spacing and turning clearance.

How do I choose the right lifting height?

Provide the required stacking height, pallet weight, pallet dimensions and load center. These factors should be considered together when selecting the mast configuration.