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Bar Stock & Pipe Carts

Carts that store and move bar stock, pipe, tubing, and extrusions around the shop floor.

Bar Stock & Pipe Carts

Carts for Bar Stock, Pipe, and Tubing

Long stock is hard to store and harder to move. Bar, pipe, and tubing leaned in a corner get bent, lost, or cut from the wrong length, and carrying them across a shop takes two people.

This collection covers cantilever carts, A-frame storage carts, vertical storage rack carts for odd-length pieces, heavy-duty cradle carts, and V-groove pipe movers that let one operator move pipe up to 20 feet long.

Store It, Stage It, or Move It

Choosing

Store It, Stage It, or Move It

Cantilever carts hold 2,000 lb across five levels, roughly 400 lb per level, with arms that adjust in 6 inch increments and fork pockets for moving by forklift. The A-frame cart holds 2,000 lb on eight storage levels and must be loaded evenly, with each side rated for half.

For odd lengths, the vertical storage rack cart stores pipe and extrusions upright in eight bays at 750 lb each. Cradle carts carry pipe, channel, and drums with static capacities up to 10,000 lb. Tell us the stock, lengths, and weights, and we will match the cart.

Applications

Where These Carts Work

Fabrication Shops

Cantilever and A-frame carts keep bar stock, pipe, and conduit sorted by size and roll them to the saw or the bench.

Drops and Remnants

The vertical storage rack cart holds odd-length pipe and extrusions so they get used instead of scrapped.

Moving Long Pipe

V-groove pipe movers carry pipe and tubing up to 20 feet long with one operator, indoors or outside.

Built In

Built for Long, Heavy Loads

Adjustable Arms

Cantilever cart arms set level or inclined and adjust in 6 inch increments from 18-3/4 to 60-3/4 inches high.

Heavy Capacity

Cradle carts reach static capacities up to 10,000 lb, with 2 to 5 cradles per model.

Rough Surfaces

V-groove pipe movers roll on 16 inch pneumatic or foam-filled wheels, rated at 600 lb or 1,000 lb.

Tell us the stock you handle, the lengths, and the weights.

We will match the cart style and capacity to your material and quote it.

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Sorted by Size, Ready to Roll

Sorted by Size, Ready to Roll

Cantilever carts hold bar stock and pipe on multiple arms that set level or inclined, then roll on heavy-duty casters or move by forklift.

The A-frame cart stores pipe and conduit on both sides of a 36-3/4 by 72 inch deck.

One Operator, 20 Feet of Pipe

One Operator, 20 Feet of Pipe

V-groove pipe movers keep pipe and tubing at its horizontal center of gravity for a stable carry.

The standard model carries 600 lb, and the foam-filled wheel version carries 1,000 lb.

Bar Stock & Pipe Carts

Key Features

  • Cantilever carts with 2,000 lb capacity across five levels
  • Cantilever arms adjustable in 6 inch increments, with fork pockets
  • A-frame storage cart with eight levels, 2,000 lb total
  • Vertical rack cart with eight bays at 750 lb each, 2,500 lb total
  • Restraint chains and up to 10 feet of storage height on the rack cart
  • Cradle carts with static capacities up to 10,000 lb
  • V-groove pipe movers for pipe and tubing up to 20 feet long
  • Steel construction with powder-coat finish

Frequently Asked Questions

Cantilever carts hold stock on adjustable arms you load from one side and can move by forklift. The A-frame cart stores material on both sides of a center rack and must be loaded evenly. Tell us your stock lengths and weights and we will recommend one.
Cantilever and A-frame carts hold 2,000 lb total. The vertical rack cart holds 2,500 lb at 750 lb per bay. Cradle carts reach static capacities up to 10,000 lb. V-groove pipe movers carry 600 or 1,000 lb.
Cantilever carts have built-in 5-3/8 by 2 inch fork pockets. Cradle carts can be loaded by fork truck, sling, or other lifting methods.
V-groove pipe movers handle pipe and tubing up to 20 feet long. The vertical rack cart stores pieces up to 10 feet of storage height.
Lead time is quoted per order, based on the carts and quantities you choose.

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