SWE120 / SWE140 pedestrian stacker reference

What the official product catalogue establishes

The SWE120/140 entry is published under Boxiwei's electric warehouse-vehicle category. Its table describes pedestrian operation, rated loads of 1,200 and 1,400 kg and a 600 mm load centre. The reference image shows a tiller-operated stacker with a mast and low forks, rather than a seated counterbalance truck or a platform pallet transporter. Both model variants are kept together because they share the supplier's source page. The page is dated 1 July 2020; this review does not turn that historical listing into a new product release or current availability statement. The exact manufacturer identity, generation and build of a quoted unit should be established through its documents and nameplate.

Define the work before choosing a configuration

The source has a dimensional uncertainty that matters for layout: a row labelled overall width gives 1,906/1,901 mm. This reference does not relabel that row as length or adopt it as a verified width. The mast-height entry is blank, so no fixed lift height or lowered-mast clearance is inferred. Obtain a current dimensioned drawing for the complete model and mast. Supply the pallet base, load, aisle arrangement, storage height, doors, floor joints and gradients as application information. Ask how the proposed load support and wheel arrangement relate to the pallet, rather than assuming every pallet can be handled because its mass is below the nominal capacity.

Keep the supply package explicit

Keep the mast, fork dimensions, battery, charger, tiller, wheels and included documents explicit in the offer. Ask the sales company to distinguish standard equipment from options, and identify who supplies service parts and handles warranty. If a used stacker is proposed, require serial details, year, recorded hours, battery-condition information and inspection scope before comparing it with a new offer. A familiar SWE code or similar appearance is not proof that components interchange across model generations. Procurement research here does not establish operating suitability or provide adjustment, repair or safety-bypass instructions.

Questions for the proposed product

Can the source's width value be treated as confirmed?

No. The 1,906/1,901 mm row needs clarification through a current drawing. It has not been silently corrected or used as layout evidence.

Does SWE120/140 identify a specific mast height?

Not on the reviewed page. The mast-height row is blank; request the exact mast and associated capacity information.

Is this the same task as a low-lift pallet truck?

No. The stacker has a mast for stacking, while the separate LPE listing concerns pallet transport. Select by task and confirmed configuration.

From product research to a comparable request

Prepare a written requirement with the load, load centre, handling height, support dimensions, site interfaces, operating conditions, destination and quantity. Ask each shortlisted supplier to answer the same requirement and identify assumptions or exclusions. Keep the proposed equipment or attachment, accessories, documentation, delivery and support scope visible as separate lines. An equivalent headline capacity does not by itself make two offers comparable.

Sources and evidence boundary

The source is Boxiwei’s own sales catalogue, originally dated 1 July 2020. The company is a sales and service supplier; inclusion does not establish manufacturer identity or brand authorization. It establishes published product-family presentation, not local stock, a confirmed delivery date, a specific quotation, export coverage or a technical approval. Manufacturer benefits and safety, performance, emissions, certification and savings claims have not been independently verified here. Request current exact-model documentation and appropriate technical review for the actual transaction. This is selection and procurement research, not operating or repair guidance.

http://www.boxiwei.com/ddcccl/2020070119.html

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