Apollo

What the Apollo lineup covers

Apollo Forklift describes itself as a “one-stop solution for warehouse material handling equipment”, with integrated manufacturing, marketing, parts supply and maintenance services and multiple warehouses across the US. The brand lists 8 product lines. The Apollo models in this collection are:

• Manual pallet jacks: A-1006, A-1007, A-1031, the heavy-duty A-1013, the foldable A-1033 mini and the A-1015 high-lift scissor jack (all brands: manual pallet jacks).
• Scale pallet jack: the A-1035 with a digital scale (pallet jacks with scales).
• Electric pallet jacks: walkie models A-1034, A-103701, A-103801, A-102901 and A-103001, and ride-on models A-1024 and A-1026 (electric pallet jacks).
• Manual stackers: A-3002, A-3003, A-3004 and A-3005 (manual pallet stackers).
• Semi-electric stackers: A-3011, A-3012 and A-3016 (semi-electric pallet stackers).
• Full electric stackers: A-3049, A-3051 and A-3029 (electric pallet stackers).
• Counterbalanced stackers: A-3031, A-3043, A-3040, A-3048 and A-3032 (counterbalanced walkie stackers).
• Lift tables: the A-2007 and A-2010 double scissor lift table carts (table scissor lifts).
• Order picker: the A-500101 electric mini order picker (order picker forklifts).
• Tugger: the A-6003 lithium walk-behind electric tugger (electric tugs and tuggers).
• Electric forklifts: A-3041, A-3045, A-4023 and A-4014 (electric forklifts).

How to choose an Apollo pallet jack

Start with the heaviest pallet you move, then match the forks to your pallets and decide whether the operator should walk or ride.

The manual A-1006 and A-1007 both carry 5,500 lb; the A-1006 has narrower 21" forks, the A-1007 27". For heavier loads, the A-1031 is rated 6,600 lb and the heavy-duty A-1013 11,000 lb. The foldable A-1033 has short 31.5" x 15.0" forks for tight spaces, and the A-1015 raises its forks to 31.5", so it can hold a pallet at a working height. The A-1035 weighs the load on a digital scale while you move it.

Electric walkie jacks take the effort out of longer runs. The lithium A-1034, A-103701 and A-103801 are the lightest electric models, at 285 lb, 310 lb and 330 lb gross weight; the gel-battery A-102901 and A-103001 carry larger batteries (24V/65AH and 24V/100AH). The ride-on A-1024 (5,500 lb) and A-1026 (6,600 lb) run on 24V/300AH lead-acid batteries and let the operator ride on the truck.

How to choose an Apollo stacker

A stacker lifts pallets to rack or shelf height. Manual stackers lift with a hand pump, semi-electric models lift with a battery-powered pump while you push them, and full electric models power both lifting and travel. Straddle-leg and fixed-leg stackers have legs under or around the pallet; counterbalanced stackers have no front legs and use a counterweight instead.

The four manual stackers all lift to 63". The semi-electric A-3011 reaches 98" and the A-3012 and A-3016 118", all on a 12V/100AH gel battery. The highest lifts in the collection are the full electric A-3029 and the counterbalanced A-3032, both at 177". Check the mast lowered height against your door openings: it ranges from 70.9" (A-3043) to 94.3" (A-3051) in the table above.

Apollo lift tables, order picker and tugger

The A-2007 double scissor lift table cart carries 770 lb on a 35.8" x 19.7" table and raises it from 13.8" to 51.2". The larger A-2010 carries 1,760 lb on a 48" x 24" table, from 18.7" to 59". Both are raised with a foot pedal (≤60 and ≤70 strokes to full height).

The A-500101 electric mini order picker lifts the operator platform to 118" with a 330 lb capacity and a 24V/125AH gel battery. The A-6003 walk-behind tugger has a rated traction weight of 2,200 lb and a 24V/30AH lithium battery, for pulling carts.

Apollo electric forklifts

Apollo offers 3-wheel and 4-wheel electric forklifts. The A-3041 (lead-acid) and A-3045 (lithium) carry 3,300 lb; the lithium A-4023 carries 4,400 lb and the lead-acid A-4014 6,600 lb with a seated operator. Lead-acid models lift to 197", lithium models to 189". Freight for every forklift is quoted before shipping.

Shipping and warehouse pickup

Apollo equipment ships by LTL freight from the nearest Apollo warehouse in the U.S. to addresses in the lower 48 states and DC; Alaska and Hawaii are not served. Freight is delivered curbside as a tailgate delivery, without a liftgate, so have a forklift, loading dock or enough helpers ready to unload it. For most models the freight rate is calculated at checkout. Electric forklifts and the heaviest counterbalanced stackers (A-3032 and A-3048) are quoted: you pay $0 for freight at checkout and we email you the exact freight cost for approval before anything ships.

You can also choose Warehouse Pickup at checkout. Apollo lists pickup warehouses in Rancho Cucamonga, CA; Houston, TX; Alvarado, TX; Tinley Park, IL; Buford, GA and Garden City, NY. After you order, we confirm by email which Apollo warehouse has your unit and when it is ready for collection. Inspect every delivery while the driver is present and note any damage on the delivery receipt before signing. For returns, see our Refund Policy.

Apollo warranty

Warranty comes from the manufacturer. Apollo offers a minimum 1-year limited warranty or 2,000 hours of work, whichever comes first, from the delivery date, and replaces defective original components covered by the policy. Misuse, neglect, modifications made without Apollo's approval, force majeure, normal wear and consumable items such as wheels are not covered. Apollo asks owners to charge the battery monthly, even when the equipment is not in use. Accessories have 6-month coverage, and Apollo notes that coverage details may vary by product, so check the Warranty row in each spec table.