A manual pallet jack relies on the operator for both lifting and horizontal movement. Manual pallet jacks are best suited for light-duty, short-distance tasks. An electric pallet jack uses a battery-powered motor for both functions, reducing operator fatigue and improving throughput in horizontal transport and order-picking applications.

Malin offers the full Raymond 8000 Series, including the 8210 and 8310 walkie pallet trucks, the 8250 lithium-ion model, the 8410 and 8910 end rider models, the 8510 center rider, the 8810 side-entry pallet truck, and the 8720 second-level order picker.

Capacities range from 4,500 pounds on the 8210 walkie model to 8,000 pounds on heavier-duty walkie and rider models. The 8250 lithium-ion model is rated at 5,000 pounds. Multiple frame lengths and widths are available to accommodate different pallet sizes and aisle configurations.

A walkie pallet jack is operated by a pedestrian walking alongside the truck. These models are well suited for shorter runs and tighter spaces.

A rider model has a platform for the operator to stand on, making it a better choice for longer transport distances and high-volume order fulfillment where travel time is a key efficiency factor.

Lithium-ion powered pallet trucks support opportunity charging without battery damage, deliver consistent power throughout the shift without voltage drop, and require no watering. The Raymond 8250 is built specifically around these benefits. These pallet jacks are a strong option for demanding, multi-shift operations.

Rider models such as the 8410 end rider and 8510 center rider reduce operator fatigue on long travel routes and increase picks per hour. The 8720 second-level order picker adds access to second- and third-load-beam levels. Pairing these models with the Pick2Pallet LED system can further improve accuracy in batch-picking applications.

Yes. Raymond electric pallet jacks are compatible with the Pick2Pallet LED Light System, a put-to-light solution embedded directly into the forks. LED lights guide operators to the correct pallet during batch picking, reducing errors and increasing picking speeds without disrupting workflow.