They are made of steel to handle tough environments. All have four swivel casters for easy maneuvering.

Style C dollies have a low-profile front edge for easy loading but is lipped on three sides to keep items from sliding off. Wheels are abrasion-resistant polyurethane wheels that are shock-absorbing and nonmarking. Use them on all floor types, including areas with debris.

Style D dollies have a recessed center to hold the wheels of vehicles, trailers, and machinery. Their plastic wheels work well on smooth surfaces.

Because these dollies are lower to the ground than most steel dollies you won't have far to lift a load. They are flush on the ends for easy loading but lipped on the sides to keep items from slipping off. Their platforms are welded for added durability. Four-axle mounted wheels make these dollies good for straight-line moves. Their solid steel wheels are rugged but noisy. They work well on smooth surfaces.

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Put these dollies under each leg of a load for stable transport. The recessed center keeps legs from sliding off.

Style A dollies are for use with large diameter legs.

Style B dollies have a smaller recessed center than Style A.

Style C dollies move loads with and without legs. The longest edge has a lip to prevent items from sliding off. They are plastic coated for a nonskid, nonmarring contact surface.

Rubber wheels absorb shock. Iron wheels combine strength and durability to handle higher capacities than rubber wheels. Phenolic wheels are lightweight and nonmarking.