Gas Cylinder Carts
How to Transport Oxygen Cylinders Safely in a Hospital
Secure each cylinder upright, cap the valve, keep oxygen away from fuel gases and move at walking speed. The rules, the steps and when a powered cylinder cart makes sense.
How to size, choose and run electric tuggers and motorized carts.
Gas Cylinder Carts
Secure each cylinder upright, cap the valve, keep oxygen away from fuel gases and move at walking speed. The rules, the steps and when a powered cylinder cart makes sense.
Compact Tuggers
Measure your tightest aisle, door and elevator first, then pick the smallest tugger body that clears them and still tows your heaviest cart.
Lithium Tuggers
Pick a tugger battery by your shift pattern. AGM fits one shift with an overnight charge, and a swappable lithium pack keeps a tugger working across back to back shifts.
Electric Tuggers
Most cart work in hospitals, laundries and warehouses fits a walk-behind tugger. A ride-on tug such as the RiderCaddy makes sense when one operator would otherwise walk long routes all shift.
Electric Tuggers
Use a tugger when the job is towing wheeled loads across a floor, and keep the forklift for anything that lifts. This guide shows how to tell the two jobs apart and spec the tugger.
Platform Carts
Weigh the heaviest single load, then pick the lightest platform cart rated above it. Deck size, deck height and the ramps on the route decide the rest.
Heavy Duty Tuggers
Size an electric tugger by the full weight of your loaded cart train on a flat floor, then pick the model that clears it with room to spare.
Electric Tuggers
Every electric tugger we sell is quoted in writing. This guide covers what goes into the quote and what changes the price.
Electric Tuggers
An electric tugger tows wheeled carts so one operator can move a heavy load without pushing it by hand. This guide covers how a tugger works, where it is used and how to size one.
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