Semi-Electric Stackers

Semi-electric stackers we carry

• Xilin CTD15BE-98: 3,300 lb, 98" max lift height
• Xilin CTD15BE-118: 3,300 lb, 118" max lift height
• Xilin CDD15BE-118: 3,300 lb, 118" max lift height

All three carry 42" forks and a 12V/100Ah gel battery with a 10A built-in 110V charger, so they charge from a standard outlet.

How to choose

Lift height: pick the model that clears your top beam with room to spare: 98" for low racking, 118" for taller racks. Load: stay inside the 3,300 lb rating at the load center on the product page. Distance: because you push the stacker, it suits short runs. For long travel or frequent lifts, a full-electric stacker drives itself, and a counterbalanced stacker handles closed-bottom pallets.

Shipping and warranty

These stackers ship free by freight within the contiguous US, typically in 5–10 business days, with curbside delivery. Ask us about liftgate or inside delivery. Each is covered by a 1-year limited manufacturer warranty against defects.

Measure before you order

Write down your heaviest pallet weight, the height of your top beam, your narrowest aisle, pallet size and whether the pallet bottoms are open or closed, and where you will plug in the 110V charger. With those numbers we can confirm the right model by phone before it ships.

Semi-electric stacker FAQ

What is the difference between a semi-electric and a full-electric stacker? Both lift with a battery-powered pump; a full-electric stacker also drives and brakes electrically, while a semi-electric one is moved by hand.

Stacker or pallet jack? A pallet jack only lifts a few inches to move a pallet; a stacker lifts it onto racking. See manual pallet jacks and electric pallet jacks.

Stacker or forklift? Read walkie stacker vs forklift, or shop electric forklifts for heavier, higher or longer-distance work.