| Customization: | Available |
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| Warranty: | 3 Year |
| Condition: | New |
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A reach stacker is a vehicle used for handling intermodal cargo containers in small terminals or medium-sized ports.
Reach stackers are able to transport a container short distances very quickly and pile them in various rows .
The reach stacker simulator is a device that simulates real machine operation in real-life scenarios.
The software system adopts the true proportion in 3D model design aspect, thus ensuring realistic machine behaviour in training.
It operates in real Port environment and can handle 20GP and 40GP containers using a single lift spreader.
Its aim to provide training and assessment for both new and experienced reach stacker operators.
| Screen | 50 Inch LCD display or customized | Voltage&Power | 220V±10%, 50Hz;About 300W |
| Product Size | 1940*940*1720mm | NW/GW | 210/305KGS |
| Support Language | English or customized | Package size | 2001*1025*1920mm |
1.Efficiency
There are not enough real machine for trainees to practice at the training schools because the real machine is too expensive.With the simulators,trainees could learn the operation cautions and make more practice to hold the elementary skills.
2.Environmentally-friendly
Different with real machine using fuel,the simulators use the electricity.
It is really a new Hi-tech instrument of the low-carbon environmental protection on the field of the heavy equipment operator training.
3.Save cost
The trainees mainly study by the simulators before operating on the real machine, so that the cost of the fuel, the wearing and the maintenance will be saved at least 30% than the real machine.
4.Safe
The trainees can make the practice and the adequate preparation for the operation on the real machine, so as to reduce the repetitive errors and the accident rate of the potential dangerous operation, even fatal accidents by the lack of the operation experiences
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