Electric-Powered Pallet Trucks

These tools are electric-powered pallet trucks, specially designed for the movement of machinery weigning up to 10 tons. The size of the tool is 2.5m (L) x 1.25m (W) x 0.15m (H) and has the ability to lift up to a height of 0.30m with a SWL of 10,300 kg. They are wrapped in stainless steel so that they can be used in clean rooms. The stainless steel keeps the machine and the clean room dust free. All our tools are tested before each use to ensure their high level of performance and safety during actual use.

Electric-Powered Pallet Truck With Scissor Lift

This is an electric-powered pallet truck with scissor lift. It has the ability to lift up to a maximum height of 1.10m. Before the use of every tool, the tools are tested by a professional engineer (PE) to ensure the highest standard of safety.

The statue was moved using the electric-powered pallet truck with scissor lift. One advantage of using this tool is that it is particularly useful where the use of forklifts or cranes is not possible.

This tool consists of two inverted “T” frame. It was specially designed to lift a kettle weighing 50 tons. It consists of two frames which are fixed on rail rollers and assisted by four 20 ton chain blocks. The kettle was hoisted by the chain blocks and subsequently placed in the ground.

This is an inverted “T” frame in the process of being tested for its safe working load (SWL) by a PE. The approved SWL is 30 ton. It is used to lift heavy machinery when the use of crane is not possible. In order for the tool to be used, the test is performed yearly to ensure safety. In this instance, the tool was used to lift an 8 ton chamber.

This “U” shaped frame is designed to raise the chamber to a height of 1.50m above the ground in order to overcome the obstruction of other machineries, which protrude out of the floor as it is being moved to the nearest window by rollers. The approved SWL is 11 ton. It can be used to complement the inverted “T” frame as shown below.

With the help of rail roller, the “U” shaped tool raised the chamber in order for it to move over another chamber before exiting through the nearest window.