The RBW45 joins the Raymond Basics line, a series focused on accessibility and rapid deployment for light- to medium-duty tasks. Its compact chassis and pinwheeling capabilities are specifically engineered for confined spaces, such as narrow aisles, trailers, and elevators, where larger equipment often struggles. By shifting the physical strain of pumping and pulling to an electric motor, the unit aims to reduce operator fatigue while maintaining a price point intended to lower the barrier for businesses upgrading their material handling fleet.
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Raymond Targets Entry-Level Market With New Lithium-Ion Pallet Truck
Moving heavy loads manually is a persistent friction point in retail and warehousing, and The Raymond Corporation is looking to solve it with the RBW45. This new lithium-ion-powered walkie pallet jack is designed to replace manual hand tools by automating lifting and travel for loads weighing up to 4,500 pounds.

Bailey Brotzman, the company’s product manager for the Basics line, notes that the model balances maneuverability with cost-efficiency. Beyond the drive system, the truck includes security features like keypad access to restrict unauthorized use and a swappable battery system to minimize downtime. The units are currently available for immediate shipping, positioning the product as a direct alternative for operations that require reliable equipment without the complexity of high-end, heavy-duty industrial machinery.
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