Ergonomic Cart features movable, maneuverable shelving.December 14, 2010 -
Tip-Up Shelf Cart helps increase storage capacity while facilitating capability to arrange parts. When tip-up shelves are lifted, they automatically lock in place. Pivot location is offset with added weight in order to minimize effort required to lift shelves. By using optimal pivot location, shelves become counterbalanced. When shelf above is tipped up and locked in place, operator has access to entire shelf.
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Original Press release
Topper Industrial
1729 E. Frontage Rd.
Sturtevant, WI, 53177
USA
Ergonomically Friendly - Counterbalanced Shelves
Sturtevant, WI -- Topper Industrial continues to revolutionize the material handling world. By creating the Tip-Up shelf Cart, Topper has been able to make material handling easier by creating Tip-Up shelves that are effortless to move and maneuver within and the cart also make material handling more productive by creating a way to make the shelf storage greater and the ability to arrange parts on the shelves much easier. When the shelves are lifted, they automatically lock in place. The pivot location on the shelves is offset with added weight in order to make the shelves effortless to lift. By using optimal pivot location, the shelves of the cart become counterbalanced. Loading the shelves from bottom to top is ideal. When the shelf above is tipped up and locked in place. The operator of the cart has access to the entire shelf with out having to physically exert their body.
About us:
Topper Industrial is a leading material handling equipment manufacturer with an emphasis on safe, fork truck free environments. Topper Industrial is a manufacturer of ergonomically designed material handling equipment such as industrial carts, containers, conveyors, lift/tilts and racks (www.topperindustrial.com). Topper Industrial products are widely used within the automotive industry and are changing the way material is moved within an assembly plant.
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