Sitecraft supplies pallet lifters and pallet handling equipment to help Australian businesses lift, move and position palletised goods. Explore spring pallet lifters, high lift pallet trucks, skid lifters, walkie stackers and pallet turntables for warehouse, logistics and manufacturing operations.
Choosing the right pallet lifter starts with your load, pallet type and required lifting height. Whether you need to raise goods to a comfortable working height, stack pallets or improve access during loading and unloading, our team can help you select equipment suited to the task. Alongside our standard range, we provide custom engineered solutions for specific handling requirements.
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The right pallet handling equipment helps your team access goods, work at a suitable height and move loads through your operation. Sitecraft’s range includes pallet lifters, stackers, lift tables and turntables for different stages of loading, packing, storage and dispatch. Explore the options below to find equipment suited to your task.
Spring pallet lifters raise and lower the platform as goods are removed or added, helping maintain a comfortable working height. With the spring configuration matched to the load, they support repetitive pallet loading and unloading in packing areas, warehouses and production facilities.
Skid lifters and high lift pallet trucks raise compatible loads for tasks such as sorting, packing and feeding production lines. Manual and electric lifting options suit different handling demands. Pallet construction and clearance beneath the load determine which models are suitable.
Walkie stackers lift compatible pallets for stacking, storage and transfer to raised work areas. They suit operations that need greater lifting height than a standard pallet jack. Selection depends on load weight, required height, pallet type and the space available to manoeuvre.
Scissor lift tables provide a platform for raising palletised goods and other loads to a working or transfer height. They can support packing, assembly and production tasks. Platform dimensions, lifting capacity and loading method help determine the right configuration, including low-profile options where pallet jack access is required.
Pallet turntables rotate palletised loads so operators can bring different sides within reach. They help improve access during loading, unpacking and wrapping, reducing the need to reach across a pallet or repeatedly walk around it.
For moving pallets between receiving, storage and dispatch areas, explore our manual and electric pallet jacks. These lift compatible pallets just clear of the floor for transport, with options for different load weights, pallet dimensions and travel demands.
A pallet lifter raises palletised goods to a suitable working height for packing, unpacking, assembly or transferring products. It improves access to the load and helps reduce repeated bending. Different designs suit different tasks. For example, spring pallet lifters adjust their height as goods are added or removed, with the spring configuration selected to suit the load.
These terms sometimes overlap, so start with the task. A pallet lifter typically raises and positions goods at a working height. A pallet jack lifts a pallet just clear of the floor for transport, while a pallet stacker raises compatible loads higher for stacking or placing into storage. The right choice depends on whether you need to position, move or stack your goods.
Consider the combined weight of the pallet and goods, pallet dimensions, required lifting height and available workspace. How you load the equipment and how frequently it will be used also matter. A spring pallet positioner may suit repetitive loading and unloading, while skid lifters can raise compatible skids to a working height. Check the selected model’s rated capacity and operating requirements before ordering.
Compatibility depends on the pallet’s construction and the lifter’s design. Check pallet dimensions, fork-entry openings, underside boards and clearance for forks, wheels or support legs. Equipment suited to open-bottom skids may not accommodate pallets with bottom boards. Platform-based lifters also need a suitable loading method. Share your pallet measurements, photos and loading requirements with our team to help confirm a suitable option.
Yes. Sitecraft can assess custom engineered handling solutions where standard equipment does not meet your requirements. Share your pallet dimensions, load weight, required lifting height, loading method and available workspace. Photos or drawings help our team understand the task and assess practical options suited to your operation.
