Stand up forklifts are designed for quick loading and unloading in applications in which the operator is required to mount and dismount frequently and therefore is not in a seated control position, but rather is standing up while operating the vehicle. The operator can be forward or side-mounted, depending on the layout of the facility in which the standup truck is used. Read More…

Leading Manufacturers
Landoll Corporation
Marysville, KS | 785-562-5381Landoll Corp. manufactures Bendi and Drexel Very Narrow Aisle forklifts which stack in aisles as narrow as 56", from 2500 to 12000 lb. capacities, electric and ICE powered. These versatile narrow aisles trucks also work in trailer loading and unloading operations, bulk storage and push back racking.

Associated Integrated Supply Chain Solutions
Addison, IL | 630-588-8800Since 1960, Associated-Allied has been a distribution leader in material handling lifts. We are forklift and industrial truck dealers able to provide productivity solutions for all your special application requirements. We offer side loaders and narrow aisle trucks, and have over 1,200 forklift trucks for rent.

Absolute Lift Parts
East Point, GA | 877-475-5438We are your one-stop-shop for all of your forklift needs. We maintain a large supply of forklifts and forklift parts which means we will quickly respond to all of your requests. As an international supplier of forklift parts we work hard to provide you with the best products in a timely manner. Please give one of our representatives a call today!

H&K Equipment
Corapolis, PA | 412-490-5300As a dealer with exceptional knowledge of industrial equipment, H&K Equipment strives to provide each customer with the best equipment available. We have a professional, factory-trained service team ready to help with your company's heavy material needs. With 25 years of experience, we carry dozens of new and used models to insure that we have the equipment that can meet your needs.

Clark Material Handling Company
Lexington, KY | 859-422-6400Since 1917, CLARK has been one of the forklift industry`s most progressive manufacturers, continuously seeking to improve product, expand service and provide value to its customers. A full line of varying precision manufactured equipment ranging from 1,500 to 18,000 pound capacities serve the needs of industrial clients around the world. Please call CLARK today with any questions you may have.

Forklift trucks are found in a wide variety of applications in warehouses, construction sites, storage facilities and manufacturing plants. As with other forklift trucks, stand up forklifts are used in loading, unloading and moving of goods and materials. In addition to superior handling and maneuvering, stand up forklifts are able to be used in tight spaces without causing damage to goods or to vehicles. Standup forklifts require a high level of safety precautions to be taken when in use.
The operators must look in the direction of travel and be in control of the vehicle. Concerns regarding stand up forklift trucks are similar to concerns with other types of industrial trucks. Stand up forklifts can typically handle a load capacity of up to 5,000lbs, and therefore adequate balancing is imperative to avoid disastrous results.
Due to the potentially heavy loads which forklifts are required to manage, there is a need for counterbalancing to prevent the vehicles from tipping over. As the reach of the lifting mechanism can be several feet in the air, even a small load places tension on the balance of the lift truck. To prevent the truck from toppling over, counterbalancing weights are often placed at the back of the vehicle to weigh it down, or in addition base legs may be used to provide further stability when a load is being raised. Collisions and tipping over are the most dangerous and common hazards in areas in which forklifts are operated.
Under-riding may occur in vehicles without a rear guard and this can cause serious injuries or fatalities. Therefore, it is important for warning signals to be used to prevent collisions with other vehicles as well as with pedestrians working within the factory space too, especially when a vehicle is backing up. In addition, an independent spotter should be relied on for directional instructions in locations where a driver's vision is obstructed. Standup forklifts can be rear wheel or front wheel drive depending on the location of the lifting mechanism and the specifics of the operation itself.