The open design makes these dollies not only lighter than solid-platform dollies, but also easier to carry.

The platforms on these dollies are oversized to handle pallets, machinery, large containers, and other heavy equipment.

The open design makes these dollies not only lighter than solid-platform dollies, but also easier to carry.

The solid platform on these dollies prevents small loads from falling through.

The open design makes these dollies not only lighter than solid-platform dollies, but also easier to carry.

A rustproof aluminum platform and open corners for easy drainage make these dollies a good fit for food-service applications, plus they meet NSF/ANSI standards for food equipment.

Also known as appliance dollies, use these in pairs to support loads of varying sizes.

Position these dollies under a load, then depress the handle to lift it.

Store and transport these dollies in a stack up to 35 dollies high.

These sets have all of the pieces you need to move heavy equipment. Their small-diameter rollers rotate like a conveyor belt around a center plate to distribute weight evenly and provide a smooth ride.

These sets have all of the pieces you need to move and turn heavy equipment.

Maneuver machines and heavy loads into confined spaces. These dollies have rollers that swivel independently, allowing movement in any direction.

These dollies are designed to make turning easy.

Aluminum trucks are lighter than steel and stainless steel trucks and are more durable than fiberglass trucks.

For washdown and harsh environments, these trucks are as strong as steel trucks but more corrosion resistant.

A spring-loaded pedal at the base of these trucks allows the axle to shift farther from the load plate during tilting to significantly reduce your tilting effort.

Motorized rotating rollers on the back of these trucks make moving heavy items on stairs easier.

In addition to rotating rubber stair climbers, these trucks have fold-down rear legs for increased stability when moving loads up and down stairs and over curbs.

Tilt these trucks back to move loads, then fold them for easy transport and storage.

In addition to holding round drums, most of these dollies also support square cartons and crates.

The platform on these dollies is open in front to make loading and unloading easier.

The casters on these dollies are mounted outside the platform for increased stability.

Maximize stability and minimize spills. These dollies have a large, open platform that sits low to the ground to slide under drums for better support and minimal tipping.

Tilt these trucks and roll them like a hand truck to move drums. They tilt flat for dispensing.

Move a drum where you need it, then dispense.

A second set of axle-mounted wheels offers better load support and stability to handle heavy loads over longer distances.

These lightweight trucks are weather, corrosion, and spark resistant.

Crank the handle on the built-in hand jack to position cylinders up to 11" off the ground for easier loading.

These trucks have rear legs with swivel casters for additional stability and better mobility.

Trucks carry one cylinder behind the other so it's easy to navigate narrow aisles and confined spaces. Rear wheels provide better stability and mobility.

These lightweight trucks are weather, corrosion, and spark resistant.

These trucks have rear legs with swivel casters for additional stability and better mobility when moving two cylinders.

These easy-to-clean, corrosion-resistant plastic trucks are reinforced with steel for strength. Removable rails allow you to configure them to accommodate a variety of long, flat loads.

Add wheels to a door, partition, or piece of sheet stock to make moving a one-person job.

Gravity keeps long loads centered and balanced—great for pipe, bar stock, and channel.

Elevate robot arms with these bases so they can reach onto raised surfaces, such as conveyor belts or workstations.

These movers have a battery-powered motor so one person can do the job of two or three. Ideal for heavy machinery.

Store and transport multiple folding tables.

Store and move multiple folding chairs at once.

Place against the face of your workpiece and strike with a hammer. The blow will transfer to the workpiece without damaging the finish. These tools are often used to smooth ridges. Also known as dinging spoons.