Material Handling

Some hand tucks are easier to roll up and down stairs than others. Stair climbing hand trucks, for instance, are designed specifically for stairs. You can still roll them on flat surfaces. Thanks to their wheel layout, though, stair climbing … Read More

Does your business use pallet jacks? Also known as pallet pumps, they are designed to lift and move pallets. You can slide a pallet jack underneath a loaded pallet, after which you can raise it by pumping the handle. Once … Read More

Does your job involve lifting or moving sheet metal? If so, you may want to invest in sheet handle magnets. Sheet handle magnets are high-strength lifting magnets. As their name suggests, they are designed for sheet metal. You can use … Read More

When shopping for workholding solutions, you may come across spring stops. Also known as spring stop buttons, they feature an enclosed spring that’s designed to press against the side of a workpiece. You can use a spring stop on any … Read More

If your business uses steel stock to manufacture products, you may want to invest in a magnetic sheet fanner. Steel sheets can get messy when cut and formed. They may accumulate oil or grease that causes them to stick together. … Read More

There’s no easier or more convenient way to move heavy loads in the workplace than by using a hand truck. Also known as a box cart, it consists of an L-shaped frame with a flat and wheeled base. You can … Read More

Hand trucks are commonly used to move and handle materials in the workplace. Also known as dollies, they feature an L-shaped frame with handles on the top and wheels on the bottom. After placing a load on the bottom of … Read More