The MX 10/16 is the manual stacker in the Lifter range: 1000kg to 1500mm with no battery, no charger and nothing to go flat. Lifting is by hand pump or, more usefully, by a foot pedal that lets the operator raise the forks without stooping to the handle — which considerably reduces the effort of working at maximum load. The forks are reinforced and driven precisely by rollers running on a steel pulley, and the three-position control (down, neutral, up) makes lifting and transport lighter to operate.
Manufacturer Assurance
Lifter by Pramac is backed by over 40 years of material handling equipment manufacture. All Lifter by Pramac products are designed to meet 100% compliance with current standard regulations, and are subject to internal quality testing for reliability and durability.
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Value |
| Product Code |
HB310000000 |
| Load Capacity |
1000 kg |
| Lift Height (h3) |
1500 mm |
| Residual Capacity at Max Elevation |
1000 kg |
| Service Weight |
210 kg |
| Load Axle to End of Forks |
800 mm |
| Wheel Base |
1240 mm |
| Steering Wheels |
Nylon |
| Rollers |
Nylon |
| Front Stabiliser Wheel Size |
150 x 40 mm |
| Lead Time |
3-5 days |
Nominal and residual capacity are both 1000kg, so the MX carries its full rating right to the top of the lift.
Key Features
- No battery, no charger — nothing to charge, nothing to go flat, and no battery to replace in three years. For occasional stacking that is the whole argument.
- Foot pedal lift — raises the forks without the operator bending to the handle, which is what makes working at full capacity manageable.
- Reinforced forks on roller guides — forks driven by rollers on a steel pulley rather than sliding, which keeps the action smooth under load.
- Three-position control — down, neutral and up selected at the handle, so the operator keeps position through the cycle.
- Full 1000kg to full height — residual capacity equals nominal capacity, unlike most powered stackers where it drops with elevation.
- 210kg service weight — light enough to manoeuvre by hand in tight spaces and to move between sites in a van.
Suitable Applications
The MX suits low-frequency stacking: a stockroom that puts away a few pallets a day, a workshop loading a mezzanine, a small warehouse with one or two racking bays, or a second machine kept for occasional use alongside a powered fleet. It is also the sensible choice where charging facilities do not exist. Where stacking is a constant task, the effort of manual pumping becomes the limiting factor and the TX semi-electric or NX fully electric stackers are the correct specification.
How to Use
- Check the load is within the residual capacity at the height you intend to lift to, not just the nominal rating.
- Confirm battery charge and that the forks and mast are clear of damage.
- Enter the pallet squarely with the forks fully lowered and drive them home.
- Raise just clear of the floor to travel; never travel with the load at height.
- Position square to the racking, check overhead clearance, then raise to the required level.
- Enter the racking, set the load down, withdraw squarely and lower fully before moving off.
- Return the truck to the charge point at the end of the shift.
Warning: Never travel with the load raised, and never allow anyone under raised forks. A manual stacker has no powered braking — control on any slope is by the operator alone.
Safety Information
- Only trained and authorised operators should use a stacker.
- Never travel with the load raised; lower fully before moving.
- Never allow anyone to stand or pass under raised forks.
- Check overhead clearance and floor condition before lifting.
- Observe the residual capacity at height, which is lower than the nominal rating.
- Charge only in a well-ventilated area and lower the forks before charging.
Inspection and Maintenance
Check the mast channels, chains, rollers and forks before each shift, along with battery charge and the brake. Chains stretch and must be inspected and adjusted at the manufacturer's interval — a neglected chain is the most common serious fault on a stacker. Keep the mast clear of debris and wrap. Stackers are lifting equipment as well as work equipment, so they fall under LOLER as well as PUWER: keep inspection records and arrange thorough examination at the required interval.
What's Included
- MX 10/16 manual stacker
- Hand pump and foot pedal lift fitted
- Operator manual
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How high does it lift?
1500mm, carrying the full 1000kg to that height.
Q: MX or TX?
The MX is fully manual. The TX adds electric lift, so the operator pushes the truck but does not pump it. If the truck lifts many times a day, the TX pays for itself in operator effort.
Q: Does it need a charger or a battery?
No. That is the point of the range — nothing to charge and nothing to fail.
Q: Will it fit a standard racking aisle?
Check the aisle width against your racking layout before ordering; on a manual stacker the operator also needs room to work the handle and pedal.
