Htc PM-1000 Universal Mobile Machine Base 400 Lb

Product Description

The HTC PM-1000 is a universal mobile machine base designed to provide mobility and repositioning capability for stationary shop machinery. Rated for a maximum load capacity of 400 pounds, it accommodates a wide range of machine footprints with an adjustable length range of 14 inches minimum to 43 inches maximum and a maximum depth of 43 inches. Built for workshop environments, the PM-1000 is a practical solution for woodworkers, machinists, and fabricators who need to move heavy equipment without permanent floor anchoring. The unit weighs 15 pounds and ships as a single package.

The PM-1000 is suited for use in residential shops, small commercial facilities, and trade training environments. It is compatible with a broad range of stationary machines including table saws, band saws, drill presses, planers, and similar shop equipment that falls within its footprint and weight range. The adjustable frame design accommodates varying machine base sizes, reducing the need for multiple dedicated bases. Installation is a one-time setup task typically handled by the machine owner or shop technician.

Key Features

• Adjustable length from 14 inches to 43 inches to fit a wide range of machine bases
• Maximum depth of 43 inches accommodates large footprint equipment
• 400 pound load capacity supports heavy stationary machinery
• Coolant-through design compatible with fluid-cooled machine setups
• Lightweight base at 15 pounds for easy handling during initial setup
• Universal fit reduces the need for machine-specific bases

Compatibility

Designed as a universal-fit mobile base for stationary shop machinery with a footprint adjustable between 14 and 43 inches in length and up to 43 inches in depth, with a total machine weight not exceeding 400 pounds.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by the machine owner or a shop technician and requires no special trade licensing. Ensure the machine is fully powered down and unplugged before lifting or repositioning it onto the mobile base. Use appropriate lifting equipment or assistance when placing machines at or near the 400 pound load limit. Verify that all locking casters are engaged before operating any machine mounted on the base.