The Reach Lift Truck (also called “Reach Truck”) is on the rise, as warehouses and distribution centers increase storage density by making racks taller, and making aisles narrow.

And to help train operators, Simlog’s new Reach Lift Truck Personal Simulator puts you at the controls of a typical stand-up “narrow aisle” lift truck with a scissors-like pantograph to extend and retract the forks, suitable for OSHA Class 2 operator training programs.

Simlog also offers a (sit-down counterbalance) Forklift Personal Simulator, so you can train people to operate both standard-aisle stand-up and narrow-aisle sit-down lift trucks with our help.

There are many software options to configure what you see and do, to reproduce the operator controls and steering behavior of the most common kinds of (real) reach lift trucks.

Set up just one display where space is limited, or three displays placed to the left, in front, and to the right, to present views that are typical of “side stance” positioning when looking backwards, in front, and forwards.