Case & piece picking

Order Pickers in Northeast Ohio

An order picker lifts the operator to the rack to pick cases and single items instead of moving whole pallets.

Order picker used for case picking out of selective rack
New & inspected used — Order Pickers

New in Summit, Stark, Portage, Medina and Wayne counties. Used, rental and service across Northeast Ohio, including Cuyahoga.

Overview

Order Pickers in Northeast Ohio

An order picker is the right truck when the job is picking cases or single items, not moving full pallets. The operator rides up with the platform, so every rack level is in direct reach. Nobody has to bring the pallet down first. Some operations stock many different items (high-SKU), such as parts rooms, e-commerce fulfillment and distribution with broken-case picking. There, an order picker cuts out a huge amount of needless pallet movement. It also requires a fall-protection harness and disciplined operating habits. That is a training question as much as an equipment one.

  • Direct access to every rack level without moving pallets
  • Far faster for case and piece picking than a counterbalance truck
  • Works in narrow aisles, so you keep storage density
Order picker used for case picking out of selective rack
Operator at the controls of a forklift

What you get

Product features

  • 2,000 to 3,000 lb typical capacities
  • Low, mid and high-level models
  • Operator platform rises with the load
  • Wire guidance or rail guidance options
  • Electric only
  • Available new (Bobcat) or quality-inspected used

Shop by brand

Shop order pickers by brand

Every new model we sell in this class, in our brand showrooms, plus inspected used order pickers from every major make. New trucks are sold in Summit, Stark, Portage, Medina and Wayne counties.

Fit check

Is it right for you?

Where it works

Northeast Ohio use cases

Straight answers

Order Pickers questions

1

Is fall protection required?

Yes, fall protection is required on an order picker. Operators on a rising platform must wear a body harness. The lanyard must attach to the marked anchor point on the truck. This is not optional. It must be part of operator training and daily practice, not a policy nobody enforces.

2

Do order pickers need guidance?

Order pickers usually need guidance in very narrow aisles. Wire or rail guidance keeps the truck centered, so the operator can focus on picking instead of steering at height. In wider aisles, guidance is optional. Decide at the rack layout stage, because adding guidance to an installed system is disruptive.

3

Can one truck do both picking and pallet handling?

One truck does both jobs poorly. Order pickers and counterbalance trucks solve different problems. A truck chosen as a compromise tends to do both jobs slowly. Most operations with real pick volume end up with both trucks.

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