Pallet Loading Drum Truck
DRME210
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For 210 ltr. Steel Open- & Tight-Head Drums; 210 ltr. Poly Open- & Tight-Head Drums with optional clamp, 300 kg Load Capacity, 1 each
As Low As £375.25 (Ex. VAT)
Load and unload full 210L steel drums from platforms and pallets without a forklift or a struggle. Its four-wheel design and sliding retention clamp makes this heavy-duty Truck perfect for accessing drums being stored on elevated surfaces.
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PRICING (Based on quantity)
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£395.00 (Ex. VAT) |
£375.25 (Ex. VAT) |
Description & Specifications
Load and unload full 210L steel drums from platforms and pallets without a forklift or a struggle. Its four-wheel design and sliding retention clamp makes this heavy-duty Truck perfect for accessing drums being stored on elevated surfaces.
- Heavy-duty, tubular steel frame is strong and durable
- Four-wheel design is ideal for efficiently loading and unloading drums from pallets, platforms and other raised surfaces up to 19cm high
- Retention clamp secures both tight-head and open-top 210L steel drums to prevent sliding and shifting
- Tapered foot prongs slide under base of drum, easily lifting even full drums when Truck is tipped back
- Large, rubber-cushion wheels with roller bearings offer smooth travel in a variety of conditions
- Optional Clamp (sold separately) converts Drum Truck for use with 210L poly drums
| Use With | 210 ltr. Steel Open- & Tight-Head Drums; 210 ltr. Poly Open- & Tight-Head Drums with optional clamp |
| Colour | Blue |
| Dimensions | 61cm W x 166cm L x 110cm H |
| Load Capacity UDL | 300 kg |
| Non-Sparking | Could Cause Spark |
| Sold as | 1 each |
| Weight | 29 kg |
| Composition | Welded tube steel |
| Wheels | (2) 25cm Rubber Front Wheels & (2) 20cm Rubber Rear Wheels |
Optional Accessories for DRME210
- For Pallet Loading Drum Truck
£77.43 - £81.50
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Additional Information
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The Manual Handling Operations Regulations 1992
The Manual Handling Operations Regulations 1992 apply where loads are moved or supported by human effort at work. 'Manual handling operations' include lifting, putting down, pushing and carrying by one or more workers; and manipulating loads by indirect means such as levers or ropes. The regulations do not apply to using machinery controls or supporting tools in operation.
