Value Collection WS-MH-DRUM1-100 Drum Cradle 600 Lb

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION WS-MH-DRUM1-100 is a single-drum cradle designed to hold and stabilize one standard drum during storage or dispensing operations. Rated for up to 600 pounds of load capacity, this cradle keeps drums secure and positioned at an accessible angle for fluid transfer. The unit weighs 31 pounds, indicating a heavy-duty steel construction suitable for industrial and shop environments. It is used by maintenance technicians, warehouse personnel, and trade professionals who handle drums of oil, lubricants, chemicals, or similar bulk fluids. The cradle does not include swivel casters, making it a stationary support platform intended for fixed dispensing stations.

This drum cradle is suited for use in HVAC service shops, plumbing supply areas, industrial maintenance facilities, and any workspace where a single drum needs to be held at a tilted or resting position for controlled dispensing. The stationary design makes it a stable base for floor-level drum storage. It accommodates one drum at a time and is appropriate for both light commercial and general industrial use where a reliable, no-frills drum support is needed without the added movement of a caster-equipped unit.

Key Features

• 600 lb load capacity supports a full standard drum with contents
• Single-drum configuration keeps one drum secure and accessible
• Stationary design with no swivel casters for a stable, fixed dispensing position
• 31-pound unit weight reflects durable, heavy-duty construction
• Sold individually as a single unit

Compatibility

Designed as a stationary cradle for standard single drums up to 600 pounds, typical of 55-gallon drum formats used in industrial and trade supply applications.

Installation Notes

Place the cradle on a flat, level floor surface capable of supporting the combined weight of the cradle and a loaded drum. Ensure the drum is fully seated and stable in the cradle before dispensing. No fastening tools are typically required for stationary placement, but the work area should be clear of obstructions and the drum bung or spigot should be inspected before use. Follow applicable OSHA and local facility guidelines for drum handling and chemical storage.