30 Ton Material Handling Odm Die Transfer Cart Powerless Low Speed Workshop

30 ton material handlingr Powerless Low Speed Workshop Transfer trolley

Introductions

The workshop trailers are not powered and are meant to be pulled or towed by another powered transfer cart or a fork lift (of adequate capacity). They are a cost effective alternative to purchasing another powered transfer cart. For on-rail applications, a winch can be used to move carts. Pull type transfer carts are versatile and can be easily customized to suit applications.
Henan Perfect Material Handling line of Industrial Trailers include vary models and features to meet the needs of all major industries including Automotive, Basic Metals, Heavy Manufacturing, Rigging, Stamping, and more.

Fuctions

• Urethane wheels
• Steel rail wheels
• Wheel brakes
• Wheel locks
• Fork lift pockets for transporting
• Weigh scales
• Stainless steel decking

Main componence 

Technical parameters 

Q & A
Will A Transfer Cart Be A Good Solution?
A good question to ask since there are many material handling solutions on the market! Which one is the right choice? For starters, transfer carts are moveable platforms used for the horizontal movement of materials, assemblies, and other items. Consideration must be given to the weight of the load and the travel requirements for the application.
What Are The Advantages of Using a Transfer Cart?
For smaller loads, manual carts can be dedicated to specific work place activities such as shuttling materials. This often makes the carts more available for use. Transfer carts are more accommodating for moving long loads through restrictive passage ways or doorways. For heavier loads transfer carts are an excellent affordable choice for their ability to handle heavy loads. Transfer carts are compact in design and work well in areas with limited floor area. Another advantage over lift trucks is how the cart deck can be customized to suit specific loads.
What Product Handling Applications Use Transfer Carts?
1. Coils (V-Groove deck)
2. Tanks (size/stability for uniformly distributed loads)
3. Assemblies (fixture cradle) for a complete build or to send a partially completed product to the next station (tractors, heavy equipment machinery)
4. Sub-Assembly shuttle from one line to another line
5. Maintenance cart for motors and pumps
6. Equipment support (stand-off deck) for navigating loads to locations with a plant facility
7. Material shuttle for steel tubing (flat decking with guard rails)
8. Elevating platform for assembly process (integrated screw-jack table)
9. Sand casting (flat decking)