You’ve seen it before: employees straining, forklifts squeezing into tight spaces, time wasted on what should be a simple move. That’s not just inefficient — it’s costing you money.
No more big machines in small aisles
Cut injuries, compensation claims, and fatigue.
One person does the job of three.
Effortlessly lift curtain walls, cladding, and façade panels.
Imagine one employee pushing a 25,000 lb load across your floor…
without breaking a sweat.
That’s the Power Pusher advantage.
Industries we work in :
A Power Pusher pays for itself in saved labor and reduced injuries.
Compact design works where forklifts can’t.
Battery-powered, emission-free, eco-smart.
Looking for quick answers about power pushers, their types, uses, and benefits?
Our experts answer the most common questions businesses ask before investing in lifting solutions.
From how they work to which industries rely on them, this FAQ will guide you to make a smarter, safer choice.
A Power Pusher (or electric tug) is a compact, battery-powered walk-behind machine that pushes or pulls heavy wheeled loads.
It replaces manual efforts or forklifts for short moves, enabling a single operator to move heavy carts, racks, or equipment with ease.
Depending on the model and floor conditions, Power Pushers can push or pull loads up to 25,000 lbs or more.
Some heavy-duty models go even higher. Always match the model to your load and environment.
Reduces physical strain and injury risk
Cuts labor costs by allowing one operator to do more
Enables safer movement of heavy loads in tight spaces
Avoids the need for forklifts or ride-on equipment
Power Pushers are widely used in:
Manufacturing (moving tooling, assemblies)
Warehousing & logistics (pallets, carts)
Healthcare (moving heavy equipment)
Automotive & aerospace (component handling)
Retail & distribution (loaded carts, racks)
Power Pushers are widely used in:
Manufacturing (moving tooling, assemblies)
Warehousing & logistics (pallets, carts)
Healthcare (moving heavy equipment)
Automotive & aerospace (component handling)
Retail & distribution (loaded carts, racks)
Yes. Their compact design allows them to maneuver where standard forklifts cannot.
They are built to deliver pushing/pulling force in tight spaces without sacrificing control or safety.
Absolutely. Well-built models include ergonomic controls, emergency stops, safety interlocks, and features that reduce operator fatigue.
They lower injury risk compared to manual pushing or uncontrolled handling.
Power Pushers integrate quickly — no special infrastructure is required.
Once chosen for capacity and environment, they can be deployed with minimal training, making them ideal for retrofit or incremental upgrades.