More Choices, More Problems Solved: 4 New Machines From Risenmega
A low-profile remote skid steer loader, an electric roll stacker, a dock-free pallet stacker, and a vacuum lifter robot that now reaches 5000mm — built around real problems real crews brought to us.
Talk to Our Team →This launch is about covering more ground. Risenmega is expanding the lineup with four new machines — a low-profile remote-controlled skid steer loader, an electric roll stacker, a full electric self-lifting pallet stacker, and an upgraded vacuum lifter robot — each engineered to solve a specific job-site problem our customers have been asking us about. More choices, more problems solved. Here's what's new.
Find Your Machine In One Line
Can't fit standard equipment into a low or narrow space?
Tired of manually pushing heavy rolls through narrow aisles?
Need to load or unload a truck with no loading dock?
Need to lift heavier loads higher than before?
Low-Profile Remote-Controlled Skid Steer Loader
Some job sites simply won't fit a standard skid steer — low ceilings, narrow tunnels, greenhouses, or hazardous zones where you'd rather not put an operator at all. This new loader was built for exactly those conditions.
At just 600mm tall, it's one of the lowest-profile loaders in its class, able to work underneath structures and inside spaces that would stop a conventional machine before it even starts. And because it's fully remote-controlled, your operator never has to be in the danger zone at all.
- 600mm height for low-clearance and confined-space work
- 150m control range, with an optional video-feed controller for line-of-sight-free operation
- Lithium iron phosphate battery for safer, longer-lasting power
- Full ecosystem of interchangeable attachments — forks, buckets, augers, breakers, snow tools, and more
Electric Roll Stacker (ES150)
Handling heavy rolls — paper, film, fabric, cable — in a narrow warehouse aisle usually means straining to push a manual stacker or bringing in equipment that's too big for the space. This roll stacker solves both problems at once.
It combines electric lifting with an electric roller-pushing arm, so a single operator can lift and load rolls up to 150kg without any manual pushing at all. A lightweight aluminum-alloy mast keeps the whole unit easy to maneuver, while dual rear casters with foot brakes give it a tight turning radius built for narrow aisles.
- 150kg capacity, lifting up to 1500 / 1800 / 2000mm
- Dual electric control — powered lifting and powered roller pushing
- Lightweight aluminum-alloy single column
- Tool-free, interchangeable attachments — hooks, flat plates, forks
Full Electric Self-Lifting Pallet Stacker — Your Truck's Built-In Loading Dock
Not every delivery stop has a loading dock. Small retail locations, job sites, and temporary warehouses often have nothing but flat ground behind the truck — which usually means an extra worker, a rented forklift, or a lot of manual struggling.
This walk-behind electric stacker solves that problem directly. One operator rolls it up to a standard box truck parked on open ground, lifts a full pallet to truck-bed height, and slides it straight into the cargo box — no ramp, no dock, no forklift required. Run it in reverse and it unloads just as easily.
- Three load capacities: 700kg, 1000kg, and 1500kg
- Stable, straddle-leg platform with multiple fork-height configurations
- Fully electric drive — one hand guides it, no pushing or straining
- Optional lithium battery upgrade for longer runtime and faster charging
Upgraded Vacuum Lifter Robot — Now Lifting to 5000mm
Our vacuum lifter robot line has always been built for safely handling glass, stone, metal, and panel materials without manual strain — and this new version pushes it further.
The upgraded model keeps our proven 1200kg load capacity while adding a major leap in reach: it can now lift to 5000mm, opening up taller installs — curtain wall glass, high racking, and elevated panel work — that previous models simply couldn't reach.
- 1200kg load capacity, unchanged from our proven platform
- New 5000mm maximum lifting height
- 8–10 hours of continuous operation per charge
- Multi-cup suction array for stable handling of large, flat materials
More Choices, More Problems Solved
Four new machines, four different problems — one lineup.
| Machine | Environment | What It Solves |
|---|---|---|
| Low-Profile Remote Skid Steer Loader | Outdoor / construction, low clearance | Operator safety through remote control |
| Electric Roll Stacker | Indoor, narrow aisles | Zero manual push, precision roll handling |
| Full Electric Self-Lifting Pallet Stacker | Truck loading & warehouse pallet handling | Dock-free loading, no forklift needed |
| Upgraded Vacuum Lifter Robot | Glass, panel & material handling | Heavy capacity with 5000mm reach |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a low-profile skid steer loader used for?
A low-profile skid steer loader, like Risenmega's 600mm-tall remote-controlled model, is designed for construction and industrial sites where standard-height equipment can't fit — low ceilings, tunnels, pipelines, greenhouses, and other confined or hazardous spaces. Remote operation up to 150 meters also keeps the operator out of the work zone entirely.
Can a pallet stacker load a truck without a loading dock?
Yes. Risenmega's full electric self-lifting pallet stacker is a walk-behind unit built specifically for dock-free loading. It lifts a pallet to truck-bed height on open ground and slides it directly into a standard box truck, with no ramp or forklift needed. It's available in 700kg, 1000kg, and 1500kg capacities.
How much weight can an electric roll stacker handle?
The Risenmega ES150 electric roll stacker handles rolls up to 150kg, combining powered lifting with a powered roller-pushing arm so one operator can move heavy paper, film, fabric, or cable rolls through narrow aisles without manual pushing.
What is the maximum lifting height of Risenmega's vacuum lifter robot?
The upgraded Risenmega vacuum lifter robot lifts to 5000mm while maintaining a 1200kg load capacity, and runs continuously for 8–10 hours per charge — making it suited for curtain wall glass, high racking, and elevated panel installation.
Can these machines be combined for a full material-handling workflow?
Yes. These four machines are designed to complement the rest of the Risenmega range, covering a full workflow rather than a single step — getting material off the truck, moving it through the site, and lifting it into place. Combining machines is common when one unit isn't enough to handle a job's full complexity.
Want To See Which Machine Fits Your Project?
These four don't have to work alone. Paired with the rest of the Risenmega range — from other lifting and material handling equipment to our existing vacuum lifter and stacker models — they can cover a full workflow rather than just one step of it.
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