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Powered Transport Cart

Powered Transport Cart

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Introduction:
Harloff offers powered transport carts designed to enhance safety and efficiency in hospital material handling. These carts aim to reduce the risk of musculoskeletal injuries among hospital staff, which can lead to significant financial costs.

Specifications:

Powered transport carts can move loads up to 2,000 pounds.
Equipped with a spring-suspension and center wheel drive system for a tight turning radius.
Features a transaxle drive system with a 24-volt motor and non-marking, flat-free tires.
Variable speed control ranging from 0-3 MPH, with additional safety features like a horn, key switch, and emergency stop.
Includes two 12-volt maintenance-free batteries with a charging system.
Automatic dynamic braking and parking brake for enhanced safety.
Delivered ready-to-use with no assembly required.

Models and Capacities:

HTP4025: 40" L x 25.5" W, 1500 lb. capacity on level surface, 1000 lb. on a 6-degree incline.
HTP4925: 49" L x 25.5" W, 1500 lb. capacity on level surface, 1000 lb. on a 6-degree incline.
HTP6125: 61" L x 25.5" W, 1500 lb. capacity on level surface, 1000 lb. on a 6-degree incline.
HTP5234HD: 52" L x 34.5" W, 2000 lb. capacity on level surface, 1500 lb. on a 6-degree incline.

Benefits:

Reduces employee injuries and associated costs.
Increases staff productivity and satisfaction.
Meets ergonomic requirements and addresses safety concerns.

Additional Features:

National network of service providers.
Powder coat paint and rubberized load deck.
Ships FOB Wisconsin.

Contact Information:
For more details, visit www.harloff.com or call 719-637-0300.

Catalog excerpts

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Attention Safety Officer: Transporting bulky and heavy materials within a hospital can expose personnel to risk of injury. In 2008, the average claim for a musculoskeletal disorder in the material handling industry was $24,438. This does not include the additional indirect costs to staff such as overtime or temporary hires, time spent dealing with investigating and managing claims, and increased cost of insurance premiums. OSHA reports the indirect cost of a worker’s compensation claim is 4.5 times the direct cost, or $110,000. To prevent these types of injuries Harloff now offers a line of powered...

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