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About the Forklift Laser System
The Lazer–Tracker is mounted on the forklift carriage between the forks, and shines a horizontal laser beam forward, set perfectly aligned to the tips of each fork. This allows the driver to see exactly where the forks are at all times. This helps the driver immensely during product retrieval. It completely eliminates product damage from misplaced forks. Moreover, as the forks get closer to the product, the horizontal beam shortens, allowing the driver to recognize that they are very close to product, or a wall, or any other hazard.
The driver can then adjust accordingly, lessening incidents where a driver’s forks accidentally hit other products, racks, or facility structures.


Below is a short list of the questions most asked about the Lazer-tracker system. If you have any others, please contact us and we will get back to you promptly



Q: How does it increase productivity?
A: By knowing precisely where the fork tips are at all times, the driver can easily and quickly position the forks to enter the pallet opening. If the light is only hitting on the stringer in the center of the pallet and not the stringers on the outside of the pallet , the driver knows the tips are ready for pick up. The average time saved is 2.5 seconds per retrieval. If you can move more product, more safely, throughout the course of a day, your bottom line will increase.


Q: Is the laser safe in the workplace?
A: Yes, the laser light is a class II laser. Studies performed at the Mayo Clinic with this class of laser showed no long-term effects when shined into a patient’s eyes for 15 straight minutes. The Lazer Tracker is OSHA approved and comes equipped with an infrared transmitting unit which will allow the driver to set the height at which the laser comes on during product retrieval.


Q: What is the power source of the Lazer tracker system?
A: The system is powered by an easily rechargeable, lead acid battery pack that is mounted on the backrest. The transmitting unit runs off a single, off-the-shelf, 9-volt battery.


Q: How long will the batteries last?
A: The rechargeable, lead acid battery will run for about 88 hours in dry storage. It will last around 50 hours in cold storage facilities. Remember, after that it may be charged up fully within 16 hours. In 24-hour warehouse operations, it is recommended that a back-up battery be purchased to switch out the battery that needs charging. The 9-volt transmitting unit battery will last for up to three months.

Q: What is the guaranty on the product?
A: A warranty of 12 months is included covering all manufacturing defects. This does not cover operator damage or misuse.


Q: How long does installation take?
A: Installation time takes only about 10 minutes and is very simple.

 

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