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Vestil Manufacturing builds a broad line of material handling equipment — powered stackers, lift tables and carts, drum handling gear, below-the-hook and fork-mounted lifters, platform trucks, ramps, rack hardware and facility fixtures. Vovlift is an authorized Vestil dealer. Our active Vestil catalog runs to more than 240 items, priced from $101 for rack hardware up to $18,464 for powered and heavy lifting equipment, and roughly 145 of those listings are options and attachments rather than standalone machines. Every product page below carries the model number, description and price from our data, so you can match a configuration before ordering rather than after.
Allows fork trucks to load/unload items into trucks and trailers. Maximum uniform weight capacity is 2,000 pounds. (dependent on fork truck capacit...
View full detailsVestil Manufacturing produces material handling equipment in the United States; our product data records every Vestil unit we carry as Made in USA (Vestil Manufacturing) with a 1-Year Limited warranty. Vovlift is an authorized Vestil dealer, so units, options and replacement parts come through the same channel. The section of the line we stock spans more than 240 active items between $101 and $18,464 — a $254 pallet rack shelf divider and a $15,987.97 ten-thousand-pound steel sheet lifter sit in the same catalog. That breadth is the practical difference when you compare Vestil to a single-product manufacturer: you are buying into a parts and attachment system, not one machine.
The clearest division in our Vestil listings is between complete machines and the options that configure them. Within the machines, the families sort by how the load is carried — on a mast, on a hook, on a fork carriage, on a deck, or on a shelf.
| Family | Examples from our catalog | Typical use |
|---|---|---|
| Powered stackers | S-62-AA-SCL adjustable stacker with scale ($12,863.86); S2-118-AA-VS double mast variable speed, 2,200 lb ($13,946.87) | Pallet and container lifting in aisles too tight or too light-duty for a forklift |
| Below-the-hook and fork-mounted lifters | SSL-2086-10 steel sheet lifter, 10,000 lb ($15,987.97); pallet lifters in 2K, 4K and 6K bail configurations; Hefti-Lift attachments; fork mounted drum gripper with digital scale | Turning an existing crane or lift truck into a handler for sheet, coil, drums or pallets |
| Carrier attachments | MPLA-HYD-50-2500 hydraulic skid steer boom, 2,500 lb ($3,987.95); rough terrain EPT drum gripper, manual locking hitch and double ball hitch attachments | Yard, jobsite and outdoor work off a skid steer or rough terrain carrier |
| Lift tables and carts | Electric linear actuated table top scissor lift table; Hydra Lift Cart with winch, hook and 18" fork options; spring scissor tables; tote lifts | Positioning work at height for assembly, packing and machine feeding |
| Manual transport | Flush top dolly; deep box platform truck; hand winch lifts; roller stands | Moving and staging loads without a powered unit |
| Storage and facility | PRSD-3636 pallet rack shelf divider ($254.00); RRD-ST-1030-5 stackable reel/roll dispenser ($1,148.95); drum rack with fork pockets; flow rack shelves; mezzanine sliding gate; 48" x 60" steel approach ramps; Tensabarrier posts | Rack organization, floor transitions, guarding and traffic control |
| Options and accessories | Around 145 listings — forks, drip pans, digital scale and printer kits, casters, floor locks, ladders, deck platforms, hook bases | Configuring or extending equipment already on the floor |
Start with the carrier you already own. If you have a lift truck or a crane, the attachment families do more per dollar than a new machine: a fork-mounted drum gripper or a pallet lifter adds a capability without adding a piece of equipment to maintain, insure and store. If you do not have a carrier, or the aisle will not take one, the powered stackers are the entry point.
Between the two stackers in our verified data, the split is height and control. The S2-118-AA-VS is a double mast unit reaching 118 inches with variable speed drive at 2,200 lb — the choice when you are placing into upper rack positions and want controlled approach speed at height. The S-62-AA-SCL is a 62-inch adjustable-leg unit with an integrated scale, which suits shipping and receiving where the weight has to be captured at the point of lift rather than at a separate floor scale. Scale-equipped units appear elsewhere in the range too, including the fork mounted drum gripper and stretch wrap machine scale option.
Site surface is the other filter. Rough terrain EPT attachments and the hydraulic skid steer boom are built around outdoor carriers; dollies, platform trucks and scissor tables assume a smooth, level floor. Steel approach ramps and mezzanine gates address the transitions in between.
About 145 of our Vestil listings are options and attachments, and they are model-specific in ways that are easy to get wrong. Pallet lifter adjustable bails are sold separately for 2K, 4K and 6K units. Flow rack wood top shelves come in 33.75-inch and 45.75-inch widths. Steel hook bases for the RPB-2 come in 32, 38 and 44 inch widths. Tote lift solid platforms come in 44 x 27.75 and 44 x 21.25. Order options against the base model number you own or are buying, not against the product name — the names repeat across sizes.
Our Vestil product data lists a 1-Year Limited warranty and US manufacture on the units we have verified. As an authorized dealer, Vovlift handles warranty claims and parts orders through Vestil rather than a secondary channel, and because most wear items and configuration parts are cataloged as their own SKUs, replacements are usually orderable by part number instead of requiring a service call to identify.
Two regulatory notes worth checking before purchase. Powered stackers of the type listed here are powered industrial trucks under OSHA 29 CFR 1910.178, which requires documented operator training and evaluation by the employer. Lifting devices that hang below a crane hook — the steel sheet lifter and pallet lifters, for example — fall under ASME B30.20, which sets marking, rated load and inspection requirements. Neither obligation is transferred by buying from a dealer; ask us for the manufacturer's documentation on a specific model and we will pass it through.
