Special Cart, Number of Shelves (Tier): 2, 3, 4

SAKAE

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[Features]
・ The indicated uniformly distributed load capacity has a safety factor of 20%
・ Shelf board can be freely changed to flat or tray type
·A swaying resistant cart that has robust structure based on a but joint method, as well as greatly increased resistance to swaying (300% compared to other Sakae products)
・ The corners of the shelf board are Sakae's unique strut-side butt type and double fold structure, so there is no wobbling, and the shelf board strength is also very strong.
・ 2 casters with stoppers
[Applications]
・ For organizing, storing, and moving parts, slips, and small accessories in factories, warehouses, etc., or as an auxiliary stand placed next to the stand

Product features and specifications

External view

You can freely switch the shape of the shelf board between the pan type and the flat type. Rolling resistant type, with improved robustness based on butt joint method. The corners of the shelves are rolling resistant type. The shelf board is strong and very robust and there is no wobbling, due to Sakae's original strut butt joint method and double fold structure.

Basic specifications and features of the product

Can be easily changed to a pan type.

Can be freely changed to a flat type, too.

The shelf boards of Sakae's special cart, which boasts the industry's one of the most robustness, can be freely changed

You can freely switch the shape of the shelf board between the pan type and the flat type.
Rolling resistant type, with improved robustness based on butt joint method.
The corners of the shelves are rolling resistant type. The shelf board is strong and very robust and there is no wobbling, due to Sakae's original strut butt joint method and double fold structure.

Performance/test information

Robust structure by butt joint method greatly improves resistance to swaying

General type.
Unlike Sakae's Special cart, vulnerable to rolling.

Adopted Sakae's original butt joint method,
greatly increasing the resistance to swaying. Achieved 300% strength compared to conventional rolling-resistant carts.