Cable Powered Rail Mounted Transfer Trolley

The Cable Powered Rail Mounted Transfer Trolley is a robust and efficient material handling solution designed for heavy-duty industrial applications. Running along fixed steel rails, it uses an electric cable reel power system to deliver stable, high-performance transport of heavy materials such as molds, machinery, steel structures, and industrial components within workshops, production lines, or assembly plants.

With its simple structure, strong load capacity, and continuous power supply, this trolley is widely used in manufacturing, metallurgy, automotive, shipbuilding, and warehouse industries.

Key Features

1. Cable Reel Power System

• Powered through a retractable cable reel or drag chain system connected to an AC power supply.

• Ensures uninterrupted operation over long distances without downtime for charging.

• Stable current flow provides consistent performance, even under full load.

2. Heavy Load Capacity

• Designed to handle loads from 1 ton up to 500 tons, customizable to meet customer requirements.

• Reinforced welded steel frame for superior strength and long service life.

• Ideal for repetitive, high-frequency transport tasks in continuous production lines.

3. Rail-Guided Precision

• Runs on laid steel rails, ensuring accurate and stable movement.

• Smooth operation with steel wheels and shock-resistant suspension system to protect cargo.

• Suitable for linear or curved rail layouts within factory workshops.

4. Safe and Easy Operation

• Operated via wired control pendant or remote control (optional).

• Equipped with emergency stop, slow start/stop system, and overcurrent protection.

• Visual and audible warning systems enhance operational safety.

5. Low Maintenance Design

• Simple mechanical structure with low wear and long lifespan.

• Easy to service and maintain, minimizing downtime.

• Cost-effective for factories requiring continuous material flow.

Applications

• Steel Plants: Transporting steel coils, billets, and structural materials.

• Automotive Industry: Moving dies, molds, and stamping tools.

• Machinery Manufacturing: Transferring heavy components between assembly lines.

• Shipbuilding: Handling large sections, machinery, and ship parts.

• Warehouses: Internal material transport across rail-guided pathways.