26 EP stackers from 0.8 to 2 tonnes, in less space than a forklift.
Three things decide which stacker you need: the pallets you use, how high your top beam is, and the lowest door or mezzanine it has to drive under. Set yours and see which EP stackers fit.
Every model is for sale or on contract hire, grouped by type: scroll each row sideways. The DS3 is in stock with a price; the rest are ordered new from the EP factory for you, so ask for a price and a delivery date.

Compact walk-behind for back rooms and stores

Entry walk-behind

Entry walk-behind, wider chassis

Entry walk-behind on lithium

Mono mast, for low stacking and benches

Duplex mast to 4.1 m

Heavy-duty, to 4.8 m

Heavy-duty, 1.6 t to 5.5 m

Heavy-duty with initial lift

Straddle legs, to 4.1 m

Straddle legs, to 5.5 m

Straddle legs, 1.6 t to 5.5 m

Straddle legs, 1.8 t to 5.5 m

Stand-on, for longer runs

Fold-down platform, 9 km/h laden

Fold-down platform with initial lift

Side-stand platform

Side-stand platform with initial lift

No legs, 800 kg

No legs, to 3.6 m

No legs, 1.2 t

No legs, 1.5 t

No legs, 2 t

Moves two pallets at once

Platform, two pallets at once

Stand-on, two pallets at once
A compact walk-behind stacker for shops, stock rooms and small warehouses: 834 mm wide, it lifts 1.5 tonnes to just over 3 m and works on flat, smooth floors. The ones in stock are the lithium version.



A stacker costs less, takes less space and is quicker to learn. A forklift does the jobs a stacker can't. Most sites know which side they're on in a minute.
"The service that we have received from Clearlift from day one has been excellent."
The DS3 is in stock, priced on this page and delivered on our own trailer.
See what's in stockAny of the other 25 models, ordered new from the EP factory with the mast and battery you need. Ask for a price and a delivery date.
Get a priceA new EP stacker for a fixed weekly price on a 12-month contract, with servicing, repairs and GA1 or LOLER inspections included.
See contract hireEP makes four other types of warehouse truck.
Anything else, call us on 01 5267 411 (ROI) or 028 3833 7038 (NI).
On a standard stacker, the support legs run under the pallet, so it needs pallets with an open bottom, such as Euro pallets lengthways. On a straddle stacker, the legs sit either side of the pallet, so it can lift closed-bottom, wide and industrial pallets. EP's straddle models are the ESA121-D, WSA121-D, WSA161-D and WSA181-D. Counterbalance stackers, the RSC models, have no legs at all.
Up to 5.5 m on the WSA161, WSA121-D, WSA161-D and WSA181-D, and 4.8 m on the WSA121. Most entry and platform models lift to about 3 m. Allow about 100 mm above your top beam so the pallet clears it. For higher racking, or narrow aisles all day, look at a reach truck.
Check the height with the mast lowered. On EP's stackers it runs from 1,316 mm on the RSI201 and KSI201 double-deck trucks to 2,425 mm on the ESA121-D, and most are between 1,950 and 2,100 mm. Each model page lists it.
Models with initial lift, such as the WSA161I, RSL16I PRO and ES16-RSI, can raise their support legs as well as the forks. That gives extra ground clearance over ramps and dock plates, and lets the double-deck models carry two pallets at once.
A stacker is cheaper, smaller and easier to learn, and suits indoor stacking on smooth floors. A forklift is better for loading trailers from the ground, ramps, outdoor work and loads over 2 tonnes.
Yes, on contract hire, at a weekly price on a 12-month contract, with servicing, repairs and inspections included. We don't do short-term hire.
Our own mobile engineers service and repair EP warehouse trucks across all 32 counties, with genuine EP parts direct from the factory. They also carry out the thorough examination of lifting equipment: GA1 in the Republic, LOLER in Northern Ireland.