A semi-electric stacker is a type of material handling equipment used in warehouses, distribution centers, and other industrial settings for lifting and transporting pallets, goods, and other heavy items.Unlike fully electric stackers, which are powered entirely by electric motors for both lifting and movement, semi-electric stackers typically have an electric motor for lifting loads vertically and a manual or semi-manual operation for moving the stacker horizontally.

A semi-electric stacker is a type of material handling equipment used in warehouses, factories, and other industrial settings to lift and move loads. It's called "semi-electric" because while it primarily relies on electric power for lifting, it may still require manual effort for certain operations such as steering or propulsion.Similar to other types of stackers, semi-electric stackers feature a mast and forks for lifting and stacking pallets or other loads. The mast is the vertical assembly that supports the lifting mechanism, while the forks are the horizontal components that go under the load.