This 20-ton coil transfer cart is built with a custom V-frame platform or adjustable cradle that securely holds cylindrical materials during transportation.
It is powered by a high-capacity industrial battery, driving dual traction motors that provide stable torque and precise control even under heavy load conditions.
The cart can be designed for rail or trackless movement, depending on the customer’s layout requirements.

Main Technical Features

• Load Capacity: 20 tons (customizable).

• Power Source: Industrial battery or lithium battery pack.

• Platform Type: Fixed or adjustable V-shaped cradle for coil safety.

• Drive Type: Electric motor drive with planetary gearbox.

• Running Mode: Rail-guided or trackless type (optional).

• Wheel Material: High-strength polyurethane (trackless) or forged steel (rail).

• Control Mode: Remote control + onboard handle operation.

• Frame Structure: Welded heavy-duty steel chassis (Q345B).

Performance Advantages

1. Safe Coil Handling Design

   • Custom V-frame or U-shaped cradle prevents coil rolling or shifting.

   • Adjustable cradle available for different coil diameters.

2. Battery-Powered Efficiency

   • No cables or external power supply required, allowing free movement.

   • Long runtime with high-performance batteries and optional fast charging.

   • Zero emissions and low noise – ideal for indoor workshops.

3. High Load Capacity & Stability

   • Supports continuous operation under 20-ton loads with stable performance.

   • Precision drive system ensures smooth acceleration and braking.

4. Smart Control & Safety

   • Controlled via wireless remote or onboard joystick.

   • Emergency stop, warning light, and sound alarms integrated.

   • Optional PLC automation and positioning system for smart handling.

5. Customizable to Site Needs

   • Available as rail or trackless design depending on the production layout.

   • Optional hydraulic lifting platform or rotating deck for easy coil alignment.

Applications

• Steel plants – coil transfer between slitting lines, storage, and processing areas.

• Metalworking factories – movement of aluminum, copper, or stainless-steel rolls.

• Manufacturing workshops – internal logistics for coil materials or large cylinders.

• Warehouse systems – coil stacking, loading, and distribution tasks.

• Automotive and machinery plants – feeding materials to production lines.