There are no two industries the same, despite this, there are many industries that can benefit from the same equipment. The distribution industry can benefit from many different types of handling equipment and vehicles to help get the job done quickly and more efficiently. There are many different branches of the distribution industry, including video game distribution. This article will tell you the uses and features of a power stacker lift for this particular type of work.

Features

There are many advantages of using a power stacker lift in the video game distribution industry. 

No Licence Required

Operators of a power stacker lift do not need a licence to operate them, although, for health and safety reasons everyone who operates any type of machinery should be fully trained and supervised. All the controls and safety precautions should be known and taken into consideration before use.

Low Costs

The initial cost of buying a power stacker lift is low compared to other types of handling equipment. Not only is the upfront cost of a power stacker lift reasonable but if you opt for an electric version they also have low running costs, in comparison to diesel, LPG and CNG.

No Pollution

Power stacker lifts don’t produce certain types of pollution; such as exhaust pollution, fumes and noise. They use a low amount of energy, producing less carbon emissions than other types of equipment.

Manoeuvrable

If your workspace is small and compact, it can be difficult to move large pieces of machinery around, due to this, having machinery that is either compact or manoeuvrable is essential. A power stacker lift comes with the advantage of being both and giving you the ability to work in a smaller space with ease and without needing to worry.

Better Operator Visibility

Power stackers are a smaller in comparison to other types of handling equipment, this allows operators to have more visual awareness when operating. They can see every part of the vehicle and are able to control it more efficiently.

The Future of Video Game Distribution

 Many are unsure of the future of video game distribution and for good reason. We have seen CD’s and DVD’s both replaced largely by online sources and we could see video games make this shift soon. This could impact the industry to a great degree but we’ll just need to wait and see what happens.