Genie Material Lifts

Lifter stackers are designed to lift, position and manoeuvre heavy objects in warehouses, workshops, and construction sites. They are commonly used for loading vehicles, moving items from floor to bench height, installing ducting or ventilation systems and transporting boxes.

The 181kg model (70102) has a higher load capacity but a lower maximum lifting height (3.06m). The 159kg model (70105) comes with an aluminium ladder and can lift up to 4.2m, making it more suitable for higher reach tasks.

Yes, both models are designed for single-person operation. They have simple winch controls and compact dimensions that make them easy to manoeuvre in tight areas.

The 181kg model can lift loads up to 3.06m, while the 159kg model can lift up to 4.2m.

The forks can be re-pinned and reversed for different loads, giving an additional 53cm (21in) of lift for greater versatility.

Yes, the stackers can load into vehicles. The top rollers allow you to load items directly into small commercial vehicles, making them very useful for delivery and loading tasks.

The 181kg model has a safe working load of 0.18T and the 159kg model has a safe working load of 0.159T. Loads must never exceed these limits.

The 181kg model weighs 62kg and the 159kg model weighs 76kg. Both are light enough to be moved on-site but still require care during transport.

When using the lifter stackers, you should wear steel-toe boots, protective gloves (PVC, cotton, or rigger) and a hard hat to guard against falling objects.

A 7.5-ton truck is recommended for transporting these machines safely due to their size.

These stackers are designed for stable, level surfaces only. Using them on uneven or sloping ground increases the risk of instability.

Yes, the lifters are designed for vertical lifting only. Loads should not be dragged, angled, or suspended incorrectly.

Genie lifter stackers are widely used in warehousing, HVAC installation, construction, manufacturing and logistics industries.

Stackers are smaller, lighter and easier to manoeuvre in confined spaces. Unlike forklifts, they don’t require specialist training or fuel which makes them a cost-effective alternative for lighter loads.

While formal certification is not required to use these machines, it is important to be familiar with safe lifting practices, correct load handling and PPE use before operating.