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Manual Pallet Truck

Rough Terrain Pallet Truck

Rough Terrain Pallet Truck

  • High-Clearance Pneumatic Tires: Features 510mm (20.1 in) front wheels to minimize rolling resistance on gravel, dirt, and construction debris.
  • Adjustable Load Geometry: Fork width adjusts between 240-680mm (9.4-26.8 in) to accommodate non-standard pallets and skids.
  • Heavy-Duty Tubular Chassis: A 212kg (467 lbs) net weight structure ensures torsional rigidity when handling full 1,250kg (2,755 lbs) loads.

The HPW Series Rough Terrain Pallet Truck is engineered specifically for outdoor material handling applications where standard warehouse jacks are inoperable, such as construction sites, garden centers, and aggregate yards. Unlike solid-wheel equipment, this unit utilizes oversized Φ510mm (20.1 in) pneumatic front tires and Φ250mm (9.8 in) rear steering wheels to traverse uneven topography without sinking or destabilizing. The chassis is constructed from reinforced tubular steel, providing a static load capacity of 1,250kg (2,755 lbs). With a lowered fork height of just 65mm (2.6 in) and a maximum lift height of 200mm (7.9 in), this truck offers the ground clearance necessary to navigate ramps and ground obstacles while maintaining compatibility with low-clearance disposable pallets.

Model for Manual Pallet Truck

Model HPW
Loading Capacity
kg
1,250
Lifting Height
mm
200
Lowered Height
mm
65
Overall Fork Width
mm
240-680
Overall Fork Length
mm
950
Front Wheel
mm
Φ510×120
Rear Wheel
mm
Φ250×80
Double Fork Wheel
mm
Φ80×93/Φ74×93
Packing Size
mm
1040x740x760
Net Weight
kg
212
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Performance

All-Terrain Pneumatic Mobility System

Standard pallet trucks utilize small polyurethane wheels that instantly bog down on soft or uneven surfaces. The HPW model overcomes this via its large-diameter wheel configuration. The front axle is equipped with 510mm x 120mm (20.1 x 4.7 in) pneumatic tires, while the rear utilizes 250mm x 80mm (9.8 x 3.1 in) steering wheels. This specific diameter-to-width ratio significantly increases the surface area contact, reducing ground pressure (psi) and allowing the operator to manually maneuver 1.25-tonne loads over gravel, dirt, and cracked asphalt with manageable push/pull force.

Torsion-Resistant Tubular Architecture

Durability in rough terrain applications requires resistance to chassis twisting (torsion) caused by uneven ground contact points. The HPW features a welded tubular steel frame rather than the standard C-channel bent steel found in indoor jacks. This construction contributes to the unit’s substantial 212kg (467 lbs) net weight, acting as a counterbalance and ensuring structural integrity. The frame is engineered to withstand dynamic shock loads typical of outdoor environments without compromising the 1,250kg (2,755 lbs) Working Load Limit (WLL).

Adaptive Load Handling & Hydraulics

To support diverse supply chain requirements, the HPW eliminates the constraints of fixed-width forks. The straddle design allows for an adjustable overall fork width ranging from 240mm to 680mm (9.4 to 26.8 in), enabling the secure handling of both narrow specialized skids and standard stringer pallets. The integrated hydraulic pump features a 3-position control handle (Lift, Lower, Neutral), delivering a 200mm (7.9 in) lift stroke. This extended lift range is critical for “breaking back” the load to ensure safe ground clearance when traversing inclines or debris-scattered worksites.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the three main types of pallet handling trucks?

The three main types of pallet handling trucks are manual pallet jacks, electric pallet jacks, and pallet stackers.
Manual pallet jacks are hand-operated and used for short-distance transport.
Electric pallet jacks use battery power for easier movement of heavier loads.
Pallet stackers are designed to lift and stack pallets vertically at higher heights.

Reference

[1] Jungheinrich UK. “Hand Pallet Trucks”. Jungheinrich UK, Accessed February 22, 2026. https://www.jungheinrich.co.uk/products/new-forklifts/pallet-trucks/hand-pallet-trucks.

[2] Nationwide Handling. “Do You Need a Licence to Use a Pallet Truck? Training & Safety Explained”. Nationwide Handling, Accessed February 22, 2026. https://www.nationwidehandling.co.uk/post/do-you-need-a-licence-to-use-a-pallet-truck-training-safety-explained.

[3] Monroe Engineering. “5 Common Types of Pallet Jacks”. Monroe Engineering, Accessed February 22, 2026. https://monroeengineering.com/blog/5-common-types-of-pallet-jacks/.

[4] BHS. “Stacking Pallets: OSHA Regulations”. BHS, Accessed February 22, 2026. https://na.bhs1.com/blog/post/stacking-pallets-osha-regulations.