Material Handling Carts

Carts help you move product easily in two key ways – they’re on wheels, so you don’t need a pallet jack or other equipment to move them around, and they can be designed to hold any kind of load. For example, a quad steer cart has four-wheel steering and tracks smoothly when being pulled with multiple carts in tow. They’re designed to track well and handle tight turn radiuses.

Instead of being locked into moving your product in the big box or packaging it came in, change your cart design to move the product in a way that supports your operation. Consider a shelf cart to move various types of boxes, a bag cart to move parts without packaging, or a kit cart to move a combination of parts. Or, save space within your warehouse with mother daughter carts, By nesting the daughter carts within the mother cart, storage space can be optimized and you can minimize the footprint of the carts when not in use.

Safety and ergonomics are key topics in creating a better workplace to engage all types of employees and support healthy companies. For manufacturers, tug carts can help achieve initiatives to go forklift free, reduce weight loads lifted, and improve product access.

Standardized work in the warehouse, supermarket, delivery route, and lineside presentation are next to impossible if forklifts are being used for material flow. Implementing carts allows for standardized work to be developed in various support functions and provides a basis for continuous improvement.