Warehouse Picking Equipment

Electric Order Pickers

Efficient low-, medium- and high-level picking, stock checking and fulfilment for warehouses, distribution centres and high-SKU storage operations.

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MiMA Electric Order Picker Models

Explore order pickers for low-, medium- and high-level work, from ground-level fulfilment to elevated warehouse picking and inventory tasks.

Why Electric Order Pickers

Bring the Operator to the Picking Position

Electric order pickers raise the operator platform towards the stock location, helping teams reach individual items and cartons at different rack levels without relying on repeated ladder access.

Low-, Medium- & High-Level Range

Select the working height and platform arrangement that suits ground-level fulfilment, mid-rack access or high-level picking.

Elevated Operator Visibility

A rising operator platform provides direct visibility of the picking face and supports accurate stock checking at height.

Picking & Inventory Productivity

Operator-focused controls and efficient access help reduce unnecessary travel and repeated climbing during item-level work.

Safety & Guidance Options

Selected models support guided-aisle operation and application-specific safety options for structured warehouse routes.

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Why MiMA Australia

Order-Picking Equipment with Local Australian Support

MiMA Australia combines order-picking equipment for different working heights with local product consultation, showroom access and support coordination.

  • Low-, medium- and high-level electric order picker range
  • Application review based on picking height, load, aisle and workflow
  • Local showroom, parts and support coordination
  • Backed by MiMA engineering and production capability in China
FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about electric order pickers, working heights, guidance options and model selection.

What is an electric order picker used for?
It raises the operator towards the stock location for item and carton picking, stock checking, replenishment and order preparation at different rack levels.
What is the difference between low-, medium- and high-level order pickers?
The main difference is the working height and platform arrangement. Low-level models suit ground and first-level picking, while medium- and high-level models raise the operator for elevated rack access.
What load and picking heights are available?
Specifications depend on the model. MiMA's MHA10 is rated at 1.0 tonne with a maximum picking height of 7.6 metres, while selected MH high-level configurations reach approximately 12.26 metres with a 1.2 tonne rating.
How is an order picker different from a man-up turret truck?
An order picker is focused on item and carton access. A man-up turret truck also handles pallets at height with a rotating fork carriage for very narrow aisle storage.
What guidance and safety options should be considered?
High-level aisle work may require mechanical rail, electromagnetic or magnetic guidance, together with aisle-entry control and other project-specific safety systems. The correct setup depends on the layout and operating process.
What information is needed for model selection?
Share the maximum picking height, item or platform load, aisle width, rack and SKU layout, order volume, travel route, floor condition, guidance requirements and operating hours.

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