Class 2 Reach Trucks, Order Pickers & VNA Equipment
Warehouse trucks for high racking, narrow aisles and order-picking routes where lift height, residual capacity and turning space decide the correct chassis.
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Class 2 covers electric trucks designed to work inside the racking system rather than around an open yard. The principal groups are reach trucks, order pickers and very narrow aisle equipment.
A high mast alone does not make a truck suitable for high-bay work. The load centre, residual capacity, aisle calculation, fork movement and operator position must all be checked against the actual rack and pallet.
Reach Trucks
For pallet storage at height, compare mast height, residual capacity, reach stroke, aisle width and battery plan.
Review the Reach Truck range →Order Pickers
For case, carton and component picking, the picking level, platform arrangement and travel route are more important than rated load alone.
Review the Order Picker range →VNA Equipment
For very narrow aisles, rail or wire guidance, transfer aisle, rack tolerance and floor flatness must be confirmed before truck selection.
Review the VNA Equipment range →Which truck fits the warehouse task?
Choose the truck by the movement that consumes most of the shift. A reach truck stores full pallets, an order picker brings the operator to the picking level, and a VNA truck works inside an aisle designed around the machine.
| Warehouse task | Suitable equipment group | Critical data before quotation |
|---|---|---|
| Store full pallets at height | Reach truck | Pallet weight and dimensions, load centre, top beam height, aisle width and required residual capacity. |
| Pick cartons or components | Order picker | Picking height, operator load, item size, travel distance and replenishment method. |
| Maximise storage density | VNA / man-up equipment | Rack drawing, aisle guidance, transfer aisle, floor flatness, fire-clearance and rescue plan. |
Five checks that prevent a costly warehouse mismatch
A reach truck is only productive when the operator, mast, battery and warehouse route work as one system.
ForkFocus turns the rack plan into a deliverable truck configuration
Our team checks the pallet, rack drawing, top beam, aisle, floor, shift pattern, charger supply and any special environment before confirming the series and mast height.
We can coordinate the truck with planned forklift spare parts, inspection documents and delivery through our 360 Service and flexible shipment planning.
Delivery
Standard small-capacity forklifts normally require about 30 days after technical confirmation.
Warranty
1–2 years or 2,000 working hours, whichever comes first, subject to the confirmed order.
Payment
Normally 30% deposit and 70% balance before delivery. Special terms may be discussed for special orders.
Class 2 FAQ
Can rated capacity be used at the maximum lift height?
No. Residual capacity changes with mast height, load centre, fork or attachment weight and truck configuration. The final chart must be checked for the actual load.
What information is required to calculate the aisle width?
Provide the pallet length and width, load overhang, rack-to-rack aisle, turning area and required safety clearance. A plan or marked warehouse drawing is preferred.
Can a standard reach truck work in a freezer?
A cold-store package may require a heated cabin, low-temperature components, battery conditioning and condensation control. The operating temperature and time inside the freezer must be confirmed.
How do I choose between a reach truck and VNA equipment?
A reach truck is more flexible across mixed warehouse routes. VNA equipment is selected when storage density justifies dedicated aisles, guidance and stricter floor conditions.
Reviewed by the ForkFocus forklift team using Hangcha product data and practical warehouse selection checks.
Configure the warehouse truck around the aisle
Why Hangcha
Reach trucks, order pickers and VNA equipment solve different storage problems. We check aisle width, rack height, pallet dimensions, lift height, residual capacity and floor condition before the model is fixed.
The correct truck is the one that can travel, turn, lift and retrieve the real pallet safely inside the customer’s rack layout.
Why ForkFocus
ForkFocus integrates forklifts, spare parts and Forklift Attachments into unified material handling solutions.
Battery and charger, mast and fork configuration, planned service parts, inspection documents and shipment planning are confirmed as one warehouse-equipment project.