Second-level and low-level order pickers are specialized warehouse forklifts designed to facilitate efficient and accurate order picking at different heights within a distribution center or warehouse. These forklifts are tailored to meet specific height requirements for picking items from shelves, racks, and storage systems.
Low-level order pickers are designed for picking items from lower shelves or levels. They are characterized by their compact size and maneuverability, making them well-suited for navigating through narrow aisles and confined spaces. These forklifts typically have a lower lifting capacity and are ideal for efficient order picking at ground or near-ground levels.
Second-level order pickers, as the name suggests, are designed for picking items from the second level of storage racks. They offer greater lifting height compared to low-level pickers, enabling operators to access items located at a moderate height within the warehouse. These forklifts are equipped with features that enhance operator visibility and safety, ensuring accurate and efficient picking at the designated level.
Both second-level and low-level order pickers contribute to streamlined order fulfillment processes, reduced picking times, and improved inventory accuracy. By utilizing these specialized forklifts, warehouses can optimize their picking operations, enhance productivity, and ensure that products are efficiently moved from storage to shipping areas.
