A trolley is a versatile wheeled cart designed for transporting goods, materials, or equipment in various settings, from industrial warehouses to retail stores and hospitality environments. Trolleys come in diverse shapes and sizes, tailored to specific needs and applications. They typically feature a flat platform supported by a sturdy frame and mounted on wheels for easy mobility. The materials used in trolley construction vary depending on their intended use and environment. Common materials include stainless steel ,aluminum is another metal used,steel trolleys display a robust strength,plastic trolleys are made from polyethylene or polypropylene. Some trolleys incorporate a combination of materials, such as a metal frame with plastic shelves or wooden platforms.
Types of trolleys:
1.Pallet Jacks: Manually operated wheeled tools designed to lift and move pallets in warehouses and industrial settings.
2.Platform Trolleys: Versatile,flat surfaced carts on wheels used for transporting various goods and materials in multiple industries.
3.Heavy Duty Hand Trolleys: Robust, manually operated carts capable of moving large, heavy loads in industrial and commercial environments.
4.Shelf Trolley: Multi tiered design with shelves for organizing and transporting multiple items.
5.Utility Cart: Versatile trolley with various compartments for tools and supplies.
6.Hand Truck:L-shaped trolley with two wheels for moving heavy, stackable items.
7.Warehouse Picking Trolley:Used in warehouses for order fulfillment and inventory management.
8.Medical Equipment Trolley:Designed to transport and store medical supplies and equipment in healthcare settings.
9.Folding Trolley:Collapsible design for easy storage when not in use.
Applications:
1.Warehousing: Essential for inventory management, order picking and material handling in storage facilities.
2.Manufacturing: Used to transport raw materials, work-in-progress items, and finished products on factory floors.
3.Retail: Facilitate restocking shelves, moving merchandise and assisting customers with large purchases.
4.Healthcare: Transport medical supplies, equipment and patient meals throughout hospitals and clinics.
5.Hospitality: Used in hotels for luggage handling, housekeeping, and food service delivery.
6.Education: Move books, supplies and equipment in schools, libraries, and universities.
7.Automotive: Carry tools, parts and equipment in garages and auto repair shops.
