The dynamic stacker truck is mainly composed of a frame, forks, handles, brake system, and lifting mechanism. The frame is the main structure of a manual stacker truck, responsible for carrying goods and providing a stable operating platform. Forks are used to insert into the bottom of pallets to facilitate the handling and stacking of goods. The joystick is the main tool used by operators to control the forward, backward, and steering of vehicles. The braking system is used for emergency parking when needed to ensure safe operation. The lifting mechanism operates the handle manually and uses the lever principle to lift and lower the forks, thereby completing the handling and stacking of goods.

Manual stacker trucks can easily shuttle between narrow passages and dense shelves, accurately delivering goods to designated locations. Ordinary workers can quickly master its usage without professional training or complex operational skills. Due to its simple structure and few components, it is relatively easy to maintain. Manual stacker trucks do not have complex electrical control systems and expensive hydraulic devices, reducing equipment and maintenance costs.