AC Motor Transport Solution

The heavy load transport trolley are  powered by battery. It’s trackless and consists of steel structure bearing frame. When the current get in the electric control system, the machine is powered to make the trolley stop, start, move forward and move backward. It can also turn around for 360 degrees without moving forward or backward. 

BDG series rail powered transfer car get its power from railway. The 380V alternating-current is transformed into safe current 36V. The current collectors mounted on trolley get the 36V current from the railway and transmit it into electronic box and thus to make the car start, stop, move forward and move backward. Combined with PLC system, full automatic operation is available. It’s widely used, life long, safe and flexible. 

BTL series electric transporter dolly  permit the 380V alternating current get in the electric control system directly and then drive the motor to make it start, stop, move forward and move backward. The cable lies in the middle of the two rails and the working voltage is safe 36V. It can be used in high temperature and explosion proof environment. It’s usually used for short distance transportation.

Our battery powered coil trolley are used to transport steel coils and pipes for metal industry. This coil transfer Cars are designed  to be an extremely cost effective, safe and flexible load moving alternative.
The steel coil rail car is also called a heavy transporter, headless transporter or self-propelled modular transporter. Our coil transfer carts are specially designed for coil, pipe and other round material transportation. When the goods are loaded, we can make sure the car moves safely and the goods are in a very safe condition.

Our line of Material Transfer Equipment is designed to accommodate the needs of a wide range of industries such as steel, aluminum, automotive, stamping, heavy manufacturing and several others. These units are designed to operate on floor mounted rails and are used to transport heavy materials across crane bays or in areas not serviced by an overhead crane.