Vestil Manufacturing CART-1750 Hydraulic Elevating Cart

Product Description

The VESTIL MANUFACTURING CART-1750 is a hydraulic elevating scissor cart rated for 1,750 pounds, designed to reduce bending and lifting strain during material handling tasks. The cart uses a single-speed foot pump to raise the platform and includes a soft-lowering down valve for controlled descent. An internal safety velocity fuse in each cylinder prevents uncontrolled drops under load. The steel platform measures 39.5 x 20 inches, providing a stable work surface for a range of loads. This unit is intended for industrial, warehouse, and shop floor environments where ergonomic material positioning is a priority.

The CART-1750 is suited for loading dock staging, assembly line feeding, and general material transfer applications in commercial and industrial settings. It allows operators to load material at table height, transport it safely, and raise or lower it to match the destination work surface. The foot pump delivers 3/4 inch of elevation per stroke, and the cart rolls on four 5 x 2 inch polyurethane casters. Two casters are rigid and two swivel with brakes, keeping the cart stable during loading and unloading. Licensed material handling professionals and maintenance technicians typically deploy this equipment.

Key Features

• 1,750 lb rated load capacity on a steel platform
• Single-speed foot pump with 3/4 inch elevation per stroke
• Soft-lowering down valve for controlled, safe descent
• Internal safety velocity fuse in each hydraulic cylinder
• Four 5 x 2 inch polyurethane casters: two rigid, two swivel with brakes
• Scissor-lift design for stable vertical travel

Compatibility

Designed as a standalone hydraulic elevating cart for general industrial and warehouse material handling applications. No specific system or equipment integration is required.

Installation Notes

Position the cart on a level, stable surface before loading. Engage the swivel caster brakes before pumping or lowering the platform. Inspect hydraulic fittings and caster hardware before placing the unit into service. Maintenance and inspection should be performed by qualified personnel familiar with hydraulic lift equipment.