Empty Container Handlers

Adaptalift Group offers a comprehensive range of empty container handlers designed to optimise your container handling operations. Our empty container forklifts are engineered for maximum efficiency, durability, and safety in ports, terminals, and logistics centres. From compact models to high-capacity units, we provide solutions that streamline your processes and boost productivity.

Empty Container Handlers

Empty Container Handlers: 8-11 Tonne

Hyster H8XD-EC6 - H11XD-ECD9

Empty Container Handlers 7/8 High, 7-9 Tonne

Hyster H16.00-22.00XM-12EC

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Popular Empty Container Handling Forklifts

Our popular empty container forklifts include models with lifting capacities ranging from 5 to 9 tonnes. These machines are specifically designed for efficient handling of empty containers in ports, depots, and logistics centres.

Types of Empty Container Handlers Available

We provide an excellent variety of empty container handlers, including single and double container handlers, top-lift and side-lift spreader models, and electric options. These machines offer versatility and efficiency in empty container handling operations.

About Our Empty Container Handling Forklifts

Adaptalift Group offers an wide selection of premium empty container handlers from the industry’s best manufacturers. Our range can meet the diverse needs of container terminals, intermodal facilities, and large-scale logistics operations. Each empty container forklift in our lineup is equipped with cutting-edge features to enhance productivity, operator comfort, and safety in demanding environments.

Our empty container handlers undergo thorough quality assessments and regular maintenance while we also offer flexible acquisition options, including outright purchase, long-term rentals, and customised leasing plans.

Our team of experts is always on hand to guide you through the selection process, taking into account factors such as lifting capacity, stacking height, and specific operational needs to recommend the ideal empty container handling solution for your business.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are empty container handlers?

Empty container handlers are specialised material handling equipment designed specifically for lifting, transporting, and stacking empty shipping containers. These robust machines feature high lifting capacities, extended reach capabilities, and specialised attachments such as spreaders or twist-locks to securely grip containers. They are essential in ports, container terminals, and large logistics operations for efficient empty container management and movement.

How much does an empty container handler cost?

This varies significantly based on lifting capacity, features, and brand. Generally, prices for new models range from $200,000 to over $500,000, with high-capacity or specialised units potentially exceeding this range. Adaptalift Group offers competitive pricing and flexible financing options to accommodate various budgets. For a tailored quote, contact our sales team directly.

What is the maximum stacking height for empty container handlers?

The maximum stacking height for empty container handlers typically ranges from 5 to 8 containers high, depending on the specific model and configuration. Some advanced models can stack up to 8+1 high for double container handling. It’s important to consider your facility’s layout and operational requirements when selecting the appropriate stacking height for your empty container handler.

How do I choose the right empty container handler for my business needs?

Consider factors such as your daily container volume, required stacking height, available space, and budget. Assess whether you need single or double container handling capabilities, and consider the terrain and environmental conditions of your operation. Our experienced team can help you evaluate these factors and recommend the most suitable empty container handler.

Can empty container handlers be used in both indoor and outdoor?

Yes, empty container handlers are designed to operate in both indoor and outdoor environments. However, most are primarily used outdoors, and are built to withstand harsh outdoor conditions, including exposure to salt air in coastal areas. For indoor use, such as in large warehouses or distribution centres, smaller or specialised indoor models may be more suitable.