Sidetracker Engineering Ltd
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Sidetracker Engineering Ltd

At Sidetracker Engineering’s UK manufacturing facility a superb range of multi-directional lift trucks, battery or LPG powered,and related materials handling equipment is custom-built to exactly match clients’ requirements and optimise the storage and handling of long and awkward loads.

Four-way reach trucks, which provide versatile handling capabilities for pallets and long loads within a standard aisle, are available with load capacities up to four tonnes and masts up to ten metres high. These models are the narrowest of their type currently on the market.

Sidetracker also manufactures multi-directional sideloaders in a variety of specifications from compact three-wheel models to four-wheel machines with load capacities up to ten tonnes, lift heights up to 15 metres and aisle widths as little as 1500mm.

High capacity traditional reach trucks for heavy duty and double deep applications are also part of our model range.

Man-up order-pickers, compact multi-directional counterbalance lift trucks and heavy-duty powered transporters to 20 tonnes capacity are also manufactured to the same high standards, as well as all necessary accessories and ancillary items. Throughout the last 50 years all manufacturing has taken place in the UK.

Even in demanding applications such as steel stockholding and external usage, exceptional reliability is ensured by the avoidance of electronics, the use of twin power systems and the designed-in robustness of all our equipment.

Let Sidetracker’s 50 years of design and manufacturing experience with multi-directional lift trucks make your business more efficient and more profitable.

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Sidetracker Order-picker boosts customer service

A twin man-up order-picker with full 360º turning capability has been built by Sidetracker Engineering to enable Acenta Steel Distribution, part of the Acenta Steels Group to achieve fast, efficient order processing at its warehouse near Bolton, Greater Manchester.

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Expanding into new markets

Sidetracker Engineering has expanded the range of products it manufactures, whist retaining the multi-directional lift trucks which have been the mainstay of its business since 1963

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Expanded range

Sidetracker Engineering has expanded its product range including the addition of two man-up machines said to be particularly useful when steel stock holders receive orders for mixed quantities of light duty sections, which can then be bundled, trade weighed and labelled at height.

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Trucks help boost steel storage

Sidetracker multi-directional lift trucks have helped steel stockholder Abram Pulman and Sons increase storage capacity and reduce manual handling at its West Yorkshire premises.

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Heavy duty transporter

A heavy-duty transporter system designed and installed by Sidetracker Engineering is providing a leading UK steel producer with safe, efficient transportation of loads weighing up to 12t in one of its North Yorkshire warehouses.

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Steel transporter

A heavy-duty transporter system designed and installed by Sidetracker Engineering is providing Bright Steels with safe, efficient transportation of loads weighing up to 12t at one of its North Yorkshire warehouses.

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Heavy-duty transporter

A heavy-duty transporter system designed and installed by Sidetracker Engineering is providing, Bright Steels, a leading UK steel producer with safe, efficient transportation of loads weighing up to 12t within one of its North Yorkshire warehouses.

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Three Sidetrackers maximise steel storage capacity

Steel stockholder Abram Pulman and Sons Ltd has taken delivery of two more Sidetracker multi-directional lift trucks as part of a major investment to increase storage capacity and reduce manual handling at its West Yorkshire premises.

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