Battery-Powered Transfer Carts

Battery-powered transfer carts are versatile, self-contained material handling vehicles used to transport heavy loads within industrial environments. These carts are powered by rechargeable batteries, providing the flexibility to move materials without being tethered to a power source. They are commonly used in manufacturing plants, warehouses, and other facilities that require efficient and flexible material handling solutions.

Rechargeable Battery: Long-lasting batteries that can be recharged, ensuring continuous operation
Wireless Operation: No need for cables or fixed tracks, allowing free movement within the facility.
Load Capacity: Capable of handling a wide range of weights, from a few tons to several tens of tons.
Control System: Often equipped with remote control or onboard control systems for easy operation.
Safety Features: Includes emergency stop buttons, collision avoidance systems, and load sensors
Customization: Can be customized in terms of size, load capacity, and additional features to meet specific requirements.

Product Description

Technical Parameter

Parameter	Specification
Load Capacity	1 to 50 tons (customizable)
Battery Type	Lead-acid, Lithium-ion
Battery Life	6 to 12 hours (depending on usage)
Charging Time	4 to 8 hours
Travel Speed	0.5 to 5 meters per second
Control Method	Remote control, Onboard control panel
Turning Radius	0 to 2 meters (depending on design)
Dimensions	Customizable based on application
Safety Features	Emergency stop, Collision sensors, Load sensors
Operating Environment	Indoor and outdoor
Customization Options	Deck size, Load capacity, Additional features

Advantages

Flexibility: Can navigate around obstacles and reach areas that are not accessible by fixed-path systems.
Cost-Effective: Reduces the need for fixed infrastructure like rails or overhead cranes.
Environmentally Friendly: Battery operation reduces emissions compared to diesel or gasoline-powered alternatives.
Reduced Labor: Automation and remote control features reduce the need for manual labor and improve efficiency.
Safety: Enhanced safety features protect operators and materials being transported.

Application

Manufacturing Plants: Transporting raw materials, components, and finished products between different stages of production.
Warehouses: Moving goods and pallets within storage areas and to/from loading docks.
Assembly Lines: Serving as a mobile platform for parts and tools in assembly processes./div>
Maintenance: Transporting heavy equipment and tools to maintenance areas.
Construction Sites: Moving materials and equipment around large sites without the need for fixed paths.