Articulated Forklift
Narrow-aisle stacking and warehouse transfer in one flexible electric forklift.
Discuss Your Warehouse ProjectDesigned for Narrow-Aisle Performance
Articulated forklifts combine compact aisle operation, high-level stacking and warehouse transfer in one truck.
Narrow-Aisle Operation
The compact chassis and articulated mast reduce the space required to turn and stack inside narrow aisles.
Articulated Mast Design
The mast rotates toward the racking, allowing accurate pallet placement without turning the complete truck.
High-Lift Stacking
Designed for high-rack storage where lift height, stability and accurate positioning are essential.
Transfer and Stacking
Move loads between warehouse areas and stack inside narrow aisles without changing equipment.
Match the Truck to the Warehouse
An articulated forklift should be selected together with the racking layout, load requirements and transfer route.
- Aisle width and available turning space
- Rack height and required lift height
- Pallet dimensions and load weight
- Floor condition, ramps and transfer distance
- Battery, charging and daily operating hours
MiMA Thailand can review your layout and operating requirements before recommending a model and configuration.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is an Articulated Forklift used for?
It is designed for pallet transfer and high-level stacking in warehouses with narrow aisles. The articulated mast reduces the turning space needed at the rack face.
How narrow can the operating aisle be?
The required aisle width depends on the truck model, pallet size, load, rack layout and lift height. MiMA Thailand can review your warehouse drawing before recommending a model.
Can one truck handle transfer and narrow-aisle stacking?
Yes. An articulated forklift can transfer pallets between warehouse areas and then stack them inside narrow aisles, reducing the need to change equipment.
What information is needed for model selection?
Please provide your warehouse drawing, aisle width, rack height, pallet dimensions, load weight, required lift height, floor conditions and daily operating hours.