Carts and Trucks

“A” frame design is perfect for carrying plywood, drywall or panels. Heavy-duty 12 ga. steel base features a 1″ retaining lip on each side.

Safely store and transport pipes, bars, and other long, awkward items. Structural channel uprights with 1 1/2″ square tube arms have 4 1/2″H. stops on ends for load retention. 12 ga. steel lower deck stores and transports smaller parts, packages and more. Handles 3,600 lbs. overall, 2,000 lbs. per level evenly distributed. Rolls on 4 swivel casters for maneuverability with 8″ x 2″ phenolic wheels for ease of movement – wheel brakes on all casters prevent unwanted movement. Horizontal storage space, each side – top is 7 1/2″ middle is 11″ and bottom is 15″. 11″ platform height. 58″ overall height.

Elevating carts are mobile platforms with hydraulic or mechanical lifting mechanisms that can raise and lower items to different heights. They are commonly used in warehouses, workshops, and other industrial and commercial settings to move and position heavy loads, such as boxes, containers, and machinery. Elevating carts come in different sizes and capacities, and are made of materials such as steel or heavy-duty plastic, designed to withstand heavy loads and frequent use.

Ergonomic carts are specialized carts designed to reduce the risk of injury and strain when moving and handling heavy loads. They are commonly used in hospitals, warehouses, workshops, and other industrial and commercial settings where manual handling tasks are performed. Ergonomic carts are designed with features such as adjustable height handles, easy-to-grip handles, and load-distributing platforms to reduce the physical strain on the operator. They are also often equipped with locking mechanisms, swivel casters, and large wheels to ensure stability and maneuverability when transporting heavy loads.

Instrument carts are specialized carts designed to securely transport and hold delicate equipment, such as medical or laboratory instruments, tools, or electronics. They are commonly used in hospitals, clinics, laboratories, and other facilities where precision equipment is used. Instrument carts are designed to be durable, lightweight, and maneuverable, and can be equipped with features such as locking mechanisms, adjustable shelves, and casters or wheels for easy mobility.

Industrial strength load capacity of 550 lbs. Genuine Quantum Plastic Mobile Carts. Ideal for many industrial and commercial material handling applications. Cart comes complete with 2 swivel and 2 rigid 5 x 1-1/4″ heavy duty casters. Available in 2 sizes. Color is Gray.

Stock or shelf carts are specialized carts designed to transport and store items, such as boxes, containers, and products, in a warehouse, retail store, or other similar setting. They are commonly used for restocking shelves, transporting items between different locations, or for organizing and storing items temporarily. Stock or shelf carts can be equipped with features such as adjustable shelves, locking mechanisms, and casters or wheels for easy mobility.

Genuine Quantum Chrome Wire Shelving Mobile Carts. Heavy Duty wire shelving mobile carts resist corrosion, prevent the build up of dust and dirt, improve the visibility of stored parts and allow for sprinkler penetration and ventilation. Carts support 1200 lbs. Cart comes complete with four casters in a two or three shelf configuration.

Hand trucks, also known as dollies, are manually operated vehicles with two wheels and a handle used to move heavy objects. They typically have a flat platform on which items can be placed and a handle that can be used to tilt the platform back, allowing the user to easily roll the load on the two wheels. Hand trucks can be made of metal, plastic, or a combination of materials, and come in various sizes and styles to accommodate different types of loads. They are commonly used in homes, warehouses, and businesses to move boxes, appliances, furniture, and other heavy items.

A bar cradle is a device used to secure and support a load, typically cylindrical in shape, such as a bar, pipe, or tubing. A bar cradle typically consists of two arms that can be adjusted to fit the diameter of the load and a base to support the load and keep it in place. The arms may be lined with soft material, such as rubber or foam, to prevent damage to the load during transport. Bar cradles are commonly used in construction, manufacturing, and transportation to securely hold and move large bars, pipes, or tubes.

A bulk truck is a type of vehicle designed to transport loose or unpackaged materials in large quantities. These trucks usually have a large, open body with high sides and a tailgate that can be opened to allow for easy loading and unloading of the materials. Bulk trucks are commonly used to transport dry bulk materials such as sand, gravel, cement, and grain, as well as liquids such as gasoline, water, and milk. They may be equipped with specialized features, such as augers, pumps, or valves, to handle the specific type of material being transported.

Steel convertible trucks are designed for maximum leverage and maneuverability and can handle loads up to 800 lbs. in either the vertical or horizontal positions. Steel trucks stand 46″ high and adjust up to 61″ vertically. 8″ x 14″ toe plate and 12″ x 36″ platform keep loads from slipping off. Trucks convert from 2 wheel hand truck to 4 wheel platform cart in seconds. Available with either pneumatic or puncture-proof wheels.

A drum truck is a type of hand truck specifically designed to transport drums, which are cylindrical containers used for storage and transportation of liquids, powders, and other materials. A drum truck usually consists of a frame with two wheels, a handle for pushing or pulling, and two arms that can be adjusted to fit around the drum. Some drum trucks also have features such as a hydraulic lift mechanism or a ratchet strap to securely hold the drum in place during transportation. Drum trucks are commonly used in industries such as chemical, oil and gas, and food and beverage to safely move drums from one location to another.

Platform trucks are wheeled vehicles with a flat platform or deck used to move heavy loads. They typically have a handle for pushing or pulling and four wheels, two of which are typically fixed and two of which are swivel for easy maneuvering. Platform trucks can be made of metal, plastic, or a combination of materials and come in various sizes and styles to accommodate different types of loads. They are commonly used in warehouses, retail stores, and businesses to move boxes, furniture, appliances, and other heavy items from one location to another.

Moving dollies are wheeled platforms designed to make it easier to move heavy or bulky items such as furniture, appliances, or boxes. They typically have a flat base, a set of wheels or casters, and a handle for pushing or pulling.