Motorised Trolley — 1 to 150 Ton
Motorised trolleys provide electrically powered material transport for steel coils and heavy loads up to 150 ton. Available in hydraulic tipper, L-type, and coil transfer configurations with battery, cable reel, or busbar power options. V-frame or U-frame designs ensure secure coil positioning during transport.
Product Variants
- Hydraulic Tipper Trolley: With tilting mechanism for coil loading/unloading
- L-Type Transfer Trolley: L-shaped platform for stable coil support
- Coil Transfer Trolley: V-frame or U-frame for secure positioning
Specifications
Key Features
- V-frame or U-frame for secure coil positioning
- Hydraulic lifting for easy loading/unloading
- Warning alarms and emergency stop systems
- Variable speed control for precise operation
Applications
- Steel coil handling in production mills
- Inter-station material transfer
- Loading and unloading operations
- Automated handling system integration
Frequently Asked Questions
What load capacities do your motorised trolleys cover?
From 1 to 150 ton, with table sizes from 2000-10000 mm long by 1500-3000 mm wide and travel speeds up to 25 m/min.
What power and control options are available?
Power can be by battery, cable reel, or busbar; control by pendant, wireless remote, or AGV integration. The right combination depends on route length, duty cycle, and how the trolley fits your plant layout.
Is the motorised trolley customised to my requirement?
Yes. Every machine we build is custom-engineered — capacity, dimensions, and configuration are matched to your line. Send your requirement via the enquiry form or call +91 91091 02280 for a firm quote.
*This is only an approximate starting price — a rough, loose estimate. Every machine is custom-engineered to your requirements, so the final price depends on capacity, specifications, and configuration — reach out for a firm quote.
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