Integrated controls and electric steering help reduce operator effort.
Electric Order Picker
1.3T Open-cab Electric High-level Order Picker MH13U
Load Capacity
1,360 kg
Lift Height
3,000–10,500 mm
MH13U is a 1.36-tonne open-cab electric high-level order picker for bulky goods, case picking and stock checks at height. Its elevating open platform provides close access to the load carrier, while lift configurations reach 10,500 mm. A 48V full AC system and reinforced mast support responsive, stable narrow-aisle operation.
Ideal For
- Bulky or heavier goods stored at elevated levels
- High-level case picking and warehouse inventory
- Applications requiring an open platform and closer pallet access
Product Highlights
A 14 kW lift motor supports responsive lifting in demanding high-level applications.
An open platform and secured load carrier support closer access to bulky goods.
Technical Data
| Specification | MH13U |
|---|---|
| Model | MH13U |
| Operation Type | |
| Load Capacity | 1,360 kg |
| Lift Height | 3,000–10,500 mm |
| Mast Type | Duplex Mast, Triple Mast |
| Fork Outside Spread | 635 mm |
| Aisle Width | 1,420–1,770 mm* |
| Battery Spec | 48V/400–600Ah lead-acid; 48V/300Ah or 460Ah lithium |
Product Description
Open-platform High-level Picking
The MiMA MH13U is a man-up electric high-level order picker for case picking, inventory and handling bulky goods in narrow warehouse aisles. The operator rises with the cab for direct access and visibility.
Closer Access to the Load Carrier
The open-front platform allows the operator to approach the secured load carrier more easily. A pallet clamp and the required operator-restraint equipment support suitable applications involving large or awkward goods.
Reinforced High-level Mast
Large C-channel and H-channel mast sections with reinforced cross-members reduce mast movement at elevated heights. Lift configurations extend to 10,500 mm, with residual capacity defined by the selected load chart.
Responsive 48V AC System
The 48V full AC drive and lift system provides responsive travel and hydraulic performance. A 14 kW lift motor supports demanding high-level picking, while higher-capacity battery options suit longer operating periods.
Integrated Operator Controls
Grouped controls and thumb switches allow the operator to manage travel and hydraulic functions with limited hand movement. The full-colour display shows wheel angle, fork height, battery level and travel speed.
High-level Protection and Recovery
Electronic guard-arm interlocks, chain-slack monitoring and height-dependent speed control support elevated operation. Hydraulic lowering, electrical forced lowering and an escape system provide three emergency recovery methods.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: What is the principal advantage of the open platform?
The open platform provides closer access to the load carrier and makes it easier to handle bulky or awkward goods. The load carrier must be approved, secured and used with the required fall-protection equipment.
Q2: How does the MH13U differ from the MH12?
The MH13U has a 1,360 kg rating and an open platform. The MH12 is rated at 1,200 kg and uses a semi-enclosed platform with a 730 mm auxiliary lift.
Q3: What is the maximum picking height?
The current mast range reaches 10,500 mm, providing an approximate picking height of 12,260 mm. Actual access depends on rack design, item position and operator reach.
Q4: Does the truck retain 1,360 kg at 10,500 mm?
No. The current load table specifies approximately 400 kg residual capacity at 10,500 mm and a 600 mm load centre. Capacity must be verified against the selected mast and goods dimensions.
Q5: Can the operator stand on the pallet?
Only when the approved load carrier is secured by the specified retaining system and the required operator restraint is in use. Ordinary unsecured pallets must not be used as personnel platforms.
Q6: Which navigation systems can be selected?
Mechanical rail guidance, mechanical aisle mode, electromagnetic guidance and permanent-magnet guidance are available depending on the project. The system must be matched to the warehouse floor and aisle layout.
Q7: What happens during an abnormal stop at height?
The truck provides hydraulic emergency lowering, electrical forced lowering and an emergency escape arrangement. Operators require specific training, and the warehouse must maintain a documented rescue procedure.
Q8: What details are required for an accurate quotation?
Confirm goods weight and dimensions, load centre, maximum picking height, pallet or platform type, aisle and rack dimensions, guidance system, floor condition, battery requirement and expected working hours.
