Electric Plasterboard Lift Truck

On this project they are using an Electric Plasterboard Lift Truck to unload plasterboard.

The truck makes the delivery process faster, allowing efficient usage of site delivery area, reduces manual handling as the plasterboard will be unloaded using a truck mounted forklift and placed on the electric lift truck. This is then taken up in the car hoist and finally delivered at the working area.

As it avoids double manual handling and use of an A-Frame trolley, the risk of the plasterboard getting damaged is greatly reduced.

Using this item also frees up work time that can be used for other tasks. which means the workforce will spend less time with deliveries.

To find out more, watch the video below.

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