Very Narrow Aisle (VNA) Forklifts for Sale | CSA‑Certified Man‑Up Turret Trucks | 5–7 ft Aisles

Specifications
| Condition | Used |
| Stock Number | CAT‑VNA‑00001 |
| * Load Capacity | 3000-3300 LBS |
| Mast Spec | 188"-423" |
| * Fork Length | 36"/42"/48" |
| * Side Shifter | Optional |
| Attachment | Swing carriage |
| Battery & Charger | Not included. New and used options available upon request. |
| * ElectricalBattery Voltage | 36V/48V/72V |
| Operator Position | Manup |
| Tire Type | Poly/ Non-Mark |
| Primary Equipment Class | Very Narrow Aisle (VNA) Forklifts – Turret Trucks |
| Certifications | CSA/MOL Certified, High‑Bay Warehouse Compliant |
| Service Area | GTA + CSA‑Regulated Export Markets |
| Category Specifications (Range) | • Capacity: 3,000–3,300 lb • Lift heights: 188"–423" • Aisle width: 5–7 ft • Operator position: Man‑up • Turret articulation: 180° • Battery voltage: 36V / 48V / 72V • Fork lengths: 36" / 42" / 48" • Attachments: Swing carriage • Compliance: CSA‑certified units available |
| Category Overview Title | Very Narrow Aisle (VNA) Forklifts – High‑Density Storage Solutions |
| Category Overview Summary | Premier Lift Equipment supplies CSA‑approved Very Narrow Aisle (VNA) forklifts and man‑up turret trucks engineered for high‑density storage, 5–7 ft aisles, and high‑bay warehouse operations. |
Description
Very Narrow Aisle (VNA) forklifts — specifically man‑up turret trucks — are engineered for high‑density storage, 5–7 ft aisles, and high‑bay warehouse operations. These units lift the operator with the carriage, enabling direct pallet access, 180° turret articulation, and unmatched picking efficiency in extremely tight aisles. Premier Lift Equipment supplies CSA‑certified VNA turret trucks from leading OEMs, fully inspected and supported with service, parts, and fast delivery across the GTA and North America.
Frequently Asked Questions — VNA Man‑Up Turret Trucks
What is a man‑up turret truck?
A VNA forklift where the operator rises with the carriage, allowing direct pallet access and high‑speed picking in 5–7 ft aisles.
How narrow are aisles for VNA turret trucks?
Most man‑up turret trucks operate in 5–7 ft aisles, depending on pallet size, turret articulation, and lift height.
What makes turret trucks different from reach trucks?
Turret trucks rotate the forks 180° left/right without turning the chassis, enabling true VNA operation. Reach trucks cannot operate in aisles this narrow.
How high can man‑up turret trucks lift?
Common lift heights range from 300" to 540", depending on mast configuration and warehouse design.
Are turret trucks suitable for high‑bay racking?
Yes — they are engineered for high‑density, high‑bay storage, maximizing pallet positions per square foot.
Do turret trucks work in freezer environments?
Yes — freezer‑rated electronics, sealed sensors, and cold‑storage battery packages are available.
Are CSA‑certified units available?
Yes — all VNA turret trucks can be delivered fully CSA/MOL compliant with inspection reports and documentation.
Which brands manufacture man‑up turret trucks?
Raymond, Crown, Jungheinrich, Toyota, Hyster, and Yale all produce man‑up VNA turret trucks.
What Are VNA Forklifts?
• Operate in 5–7 ft aisles
• High‑lift pallet handling
• Fast, precise picking
• Maximum cubic storage efficiency
• Reduced operator travel time
Man‑Up Turret Trucks
• Operator elevates with the carriage
• 180° turret articulation for left/right pallet handling
• Ideal for high‑bay racking systems
• True VNA performance
• High throughput for pallet handling and picking
Where VNA Forklifts Are Used
• High‑density distribution centers
• E‑commerce fulfillment
• Cold storage
• Manufacturing plants
• Food & beverage warehouses
• Pharmaceutical storage
• Retail distribution hubs
Benefits of VNA Equipment
• Reduce aisle width by up to 50% • Increase pallet positions without expanding the building • Improve picking efficiency • Enable higher racking systems • Lower cost per pallet stored
Related VNA‑Style Categories
These remain separate categories but belong to the VNA ecosystem:
- Swing Mast & Articulating Forklifts – Electric & LPG
- Electric Sideloader Forklifts – Bi‑Directional Long Load Handler
- Multi‑Directional Electric Forklifts – VNA & Long‑Load Handling
- Internal Combustion Multi‑Directional Forklifts (4‑Directional) for sale at Premier Lift Equipment
CSA‑Approved VNA Equipment
All VNA forklifts supplied by Premier Lift Equipment can be:
- CSA inspected
- CSA certified
- Delivered with compliance documentation
- Matched to your facility’s aisle width and racking design
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Let’s Get You Moving with Confidence
Email: sales@premierliftequipment.com
Website: PremierLiftEquipment.com
Who We Are – Premier Lift Equipment
From shop floor straight to your door—forklifts made simple. Premier Lift Equipment is Canada’s most trusted forklift partner, delivering CSA-certified inventory, expert service, and full-spectrum support across Ontario, the U.S., and the Caribbean.
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Disclaimer
Premier Lift Equipment makes every effort to provide accurate and up‑to‑date information on all Very Narrow Aisle (VNA) equipment. Specifications, features, and availability may vary by model and are subject to verification. All units are offered subject to prior sale. Photos, descriptions, and performance details may represent typical VNA configurations and may not reflect the exact Man‑Up Turret Truck available at the time of inquiry. Full inspection reports, service records, and CSA documentation are provided prior to delivery to ensure transparency and compliance with facility requirements. Updated January 5,2026.
