Narrow-Aisle Reach Trucks
Most businesses want a reach truck that helps them get the task done efficiently and fast. At the end of the day, these are among the important factors which would enable the company to make the most money. The Crown series of reach trucks offers you with more for your investment in various ways. For instance, these machinery deliver smart traction along with responsive controls. The state-of-the-art ergonomics provide the operator with a major edge.

These narrow aisle reach trucks could achieve great capacities, heights, visibility and energy savings. Crown's machines offer numerous strong and reliable machinery which is able to withstand harsh settings. They provide increasing pallet moves and precise load handling with phenomenal travel and lift speeds. The reliability is well documented and results in driving overall costs down while providing maintenance simplicity and industry-leading uptime.

The Crown reach truck family is made up of the RR 5700 Series, the SR 5000 Series and the RM 6000 Series. Particularly, the Crown RR 5700 delivers the best performance in the reach truck business for travel and lift/lower functions.

The RD 5700 is a really durable and productive workhorse. This model offers the best use of space in the industry, without taking away from operator comfort. The most advanced performance and design as well as innovative technology all come together in this series. Furthermore, Crown provides their exclusive Access 123 Comprehensive System Control to offer great operator control and service team accessibility.

Taking It to the Next Level
Crown's RR 5700S Series reach trucks have helped to revolutionize the standard of operator production, total serviceability and reach truck performance. This particular reach truck model features a lot of innovative concepts for improving operator output based on operator positioning and comfort. Some positioning options consist of lean or sit or stand choices. This industry leading variety helps the operator avoid exhaustion by being able to change positions on a regular basis and really lessens operator exhaustion.