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Cart Type

Partially Enclosed

Shelf Profile

Wheel Configuration

One Swivel Caster and Two Axle-Mounted Wheels

Two Rigid Casters and Two Axle-Mounted Wheels

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Two Swivel Casters

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Two Swivel and Four Rigid Casters

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Three Swivel Casters

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Four Swivel and Two Rigid Casters

Six Swivel Casters

Two Axle-Mounted Wheels

Four Axle-Mounted Wheels

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Wheel Type

Width

Overall Width

21 11/16" to 45 5/16"

Wheel Diameter

Shelf Length

Wheel Material

Shelf Width

Overall Height

Number of Shelves

Height

3 1/4" to 24 3/4"

8 1/2" to 28 1/2"

8 3/4" to 28 1/4"

9 1/2" to 31 1/2"

Shelf Material

Stainless Steel

Frame Material

Stainless Steel

Top Shelf Height

Shelf Construction

Overall Depth

REACH

RoHS

Compliant with Exemptions

Export Control Classification Number (ECCN)

DFARS Specialty Metals

Assembly

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How can we improve?

1,535 Products

Containers, Storage, and Furniture

Shelving

Store a variety of items

Tray Racks

Hold trays in food service and electronics applications; also known as bakery carts and bun racks

Coat Racks

Hang up coats and other clothes

Pipe Racks

Hold pipe and bars

Bin Racks

Store and organize objects for easy access

Chair Racks

Store and move multiple folding chairs at once

Spool Racks

Store spools on spindles to keep them organized and easy to access

Table Racks

Store and transport multiple folding tables

Document Racks

Access large documents, such as blueprints and technical drawings, faster than if they're piled in drawers

Computer Stands

Computer Stands

Adjust the shelves to hold computers and components at a comfortable working height

Computer Cabinets

Computer Cabinets

Shield a computer while keeping a clear view of its screen

Tables

Fixed-height, adjustable-height, and folding tables

Chests

Secure equipment and supplies at jobsites; also known as job boxes

Workbenches

Often used for shop work with durable tops and storage for tools

Cabinets

Store objects on enclosed shelves

Desks

Stand up or sit down to work in offices and plants

Dispensing Stands

Dispensing Stands

Suspend and tilt large pails or drums to easily dispense the material inside

Material Handling

Carts

Transport objects around your facility

Trailers

Hitch onto a vehicle to tow loads

Dollies

Move furniture and large equipment

Drum Trucks

Slide under drums to move them around your facility

Drum Dollies

Instead of tilting heavy loads on drum trucks, roll drums upright to where you need them

Hand Trucks

Transport flat-bottom loads

Cylinder Trucks

Cylinder Trucks

Transport cylinders safely

Pallet Trucks

Raise and transport pallets; easier to store than lift trucks

Personnel Carriers

Personnel Carriers

Transport people and loads across facilities at up to 19 mph

Drum Lifters

Raise, transport, tilt, or drain drums

Lift Tables

Lift material to a comfortable working height and adjust as needed

Lift Trucks

Raise and lower heavy loads to stack, pack and unpack, and store them

Scaffolds

Take on elevated projects that most work platforms aren’t tall and large enough to reach

Panel Lifters

Move large, heavy sheets of plywood, cement board, and drywall

Measuring and Inspecting

Scales

Bench-top, hanging, floor, and conveyor scales

The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog. Pedestal (35" Ht. x 4" Wd. x 4" Dp.)