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• High Lifter Stillage/Skid Truck

  3rd March, 2017 | by excitemedia
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  Our High Lifter Stillage Skid Truck is available in manual hydraulic or battery powered operation with a choice of 680mm or 540mm width.

  The 540mm wide units are perfect for lifting narrow paper skids and can be used with our ‘U’-type Scissor Lift Tables to lift skids to an ergonomic heights. This model is perfect for printing industries.

• Drum Lifter Rotator Forklift Mounted Hydraulic

  3rd March, 2017 | by excitemedia
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  Our Hydraulic Drum Rotator is used to lift, empty and rotate 205-litre steel drums. With an incredible lifting capacity of 1 tonne, it also features a unique hydraulic grab operation. The Hydraulic Drum Rotator is commonly used in food processing, recycling and mining industries.  It’s ideal for frequent emptying of bins and similar applications.

  Not only does it support heavy-duty drums, but it can easily select a single drum from a pallet. Its long-reach grab ensures it doesn’t disturb other items or drums, on the pallet, during this process. It is very safe and reliable. The device safely transports drums around a worksite as well.

• Drum Cradle Rollover Dispensing

  3rd March, 2017 | by excitemedia
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  Our Drum Rollover Dispensing Cradle and is manufactured from stainless steel. It is an ergonomic drum trolley designed to protect the operator from injury. Staff will find this drum trolley useful to lever the drum into the horizontal position. When the drum is horizontal the trolley can be moved around the work space and the contents can be decanted. The unique patented operation ensures that efforts is kept below 20 kg when rolling over 205 litre drums weighing up to 300 kg into the horizontal position.

  This device is suitable for standard steel and plastic 200 litre drums.

• Scissor Lift Tables – Low Profile

  3rd March, 2017 | by excitemedia
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  Our Scissor Lift Tables have an impressive low profile with a lowered height of 80 mm. The lifting capacity is up to 2000 kg and they lift up to 880 mm. These lift tables come complete with a pedestal stand for the control panel with up, down and emergency buttons and a hydraulic power pack enclosure with a 3phase electric motor. A perimeter safety bar is fitted to the underside of the deck to prevent injuries.

  We can supply these Low Profile Scissor Lift Tables in two styles:

  • Full Deck: The standard deck unit is supplied with an access ramp to allow hand pallet truck entry. 
  • U Type: The ‘U’ shape deck is used in conjunction with narrow pallet jacks to handle EURO skids and stillages. These units are ideal for the printing industry. 

  Also view our Standard Scissor Table

• Drum Lifting and Tipping Trolleys

  4th April, 2025 | by Matthew Brittain
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  Trolleys for handling drums of all types and sizes.

  Manual, electric, and pneumatic power are available, all of which can be customised to suit your requirements.

• Pallet Inverter Stationary Standard

  16th May, 2024 | by Matthew Brittain
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  This pallet changing solution is part of the pallet inverter stationary family.

  Our pallet inverter is capable of rotating loads up to a maximum weight of 1500 kg and a maximum height of 2000 mm.

  “Inverter” is available in the manual version with a push button panel or the automatic version with PLC.

• Bulk Bag Filling Station

  6th June, 2022 | by Matthew Brittain
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  The SKF100 Bulk Bag Filling Station is designed to fill bulk bags, totes, and open-top bags with free-flowing, dry materials. Staff do not need to hold the bulk bag open while it is filled or manually fill the bulk bag themselves.

  The straightforward design can be employed as a stand-alone solution or as part of an existing production line.

  This bag filling station allows bulk bags and other open-top bags to be filled with materials such as plastic granules, grain, fertiliser, and sand. The bag frame can be adjusted to fit a wide range of different shaped bags. While filling the bulk bag or when full, a hydraulically driven lift mechanism allows you to raise and lower the bag. Lifting straps for bulk bags simply slide into prongs to create a simple loading process.

  Once the bulk bag has been filled it can be removed using a forklift or a manual pallet jack to remove full bags safely. The bulk bag can be disengaged from the frame without the operator having to leave the seat of the forklift. The integrated fork pockets are only offered for transportation of the filling station.

• Folding trolley

  17th May, 2022 | by support.gocreative
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  Choosing and using the right folding trolley

  Trolleys come in a wide variety of styles, sizes, makes and models. Choosing the right trolley and using it safely is vital for occupational work health and safety. Making the right choice will help you eliminate or reduce risks to you and your team.

  Learn more about the range of folding trolleys from Materials Handling today!

  Understanding the law

  The Occupational Health and Safety Act 2004 (OHS Act) and Occupational Health and Safety Regulations 2017 (OHS Regulations) lay out the responsibilities of employers and employees to comply with all legal obligations to workplace safety.

  Some of the minimum requirements for trolleys of all kinds to ensure safe use in the workspace, include:

  • Height adjustable spring or scissor base.
  • Projecting handles.
  • Clear height limit for loads and contents.
  • Visible labels regarding load ratings and maximum item numbers.
  • Working castors and wheels.
  • Low resistance bearings.

  Additionally, trolleys–along with all equipment–should be subject to regular maintenance and inspection checks.

  Damaged trolleys should always be replaced or repaired before being used. 

  Choosing the right folding trolley

  To ensure the health and safety of your workers, make sure you choose the right trolley based on the following factors:

  • The task at hand.
  • The materials or contents being transported.
  • The physical capability and characteristic of the user.
  • The layout of your work site, factory or warehouse. 
  • The distance that needs to be travelled.
  • Gradients (slopes) in the workplace. 
  • Floor surface types.
  • Presence of stairs and/or hallways and archways. 
  • Load characteristics of the trolley such as size, shape, weight and centre of gravity.
  • How much the trolley will be used.

  Why is choosing the right trolley so important?

  Using the wrong sort of trolley or using a folding trolley incorrectly can cause a wide variety of injuries, most commonly musculoskeletal disorders. Fingers, toes, arms, legs and bodies can also be hit, crushed or otherwise harmed if safe precautions and usage procedures are not followed. 

  Risk assessments

  Your occupational work and health safety officer should run a risk assessment before using any new piece of equipment. 

  This assessment will include both an appraisal of the folding trolley or item in use and will include consultation with workers to ensure pre-existing physical and health conditions are known. Ongoing training in the use and servicing of trolleys and other machinery is very important for ensuring safety and minimising risks.

  In the event that there is a workplace accident, having an emergency or medical protocol in addition to a first aid kit and first aid officer nearby, is not just an ethical obligation but a legal requirement. 

  Understanding the characteristics of your load

  An essential part of understanding how to use your chosen folding trolley is knowing what sort of materials and loads can be safely transported using the trolley. 

  Hazardous substances – transporting or working with hazardous materials requires extra careful safety procedures.

  Predictability – inanimate objects are less likely to be unpredictable compared to animals or people.

  Fragility – how fragile is the load being carried and how can you minimise the risk of damage?

  Weight – the weight, including weight distribution, will make a significant impact on how you use your trolley.

  Temperature – is the load of an extreme temperature that could add risk to it being transported.

  Hygiene – especially important for clinical or health settings.

  Know your workers

  Your team members will all have different characteristics. From height to vision, there’s a wide range of capabilities. For example, you might want to consider a trolley with vertical handles or you might need a trolley of a specific width and height to be safe to use for your employees. 

  To prevent injury, employees should be trained in safely using the folding trolley and have a working understanding of the different types of physical force that operating the trolley will require. 

  We are here to help you find the ideal and right folding trolleys for effortless movement around the workplace. Feel free to contact one of our consultants today to make the selection process easier for you.