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Easy Lift Equipment: Drum-Haulers

Self-propelled drum dumpers fit through standard doorways

Easy Lift Equipment: Drum-Haulers
By 24/7 Staff 
August 30, 2014

Engineered for working in tight production areas, Drum-Haulers by Easy Lift Equipment fit through a standard 30 x 80-inch doorway when transporting, weighing and dispensing the contents of plastic, fiber or steel drums.

They raise drums to 144 inches above floor level. Featuring an AC drive motor with regenerative braking, the units include a large 24-volt industrial battery that can run continuously through a two-shift operation without recharging. Ideal for removal and transport of drums from pallets for dispensing into other drums, tanks or reactors, the units may be specified with either single- or two-stage masts.

Options include scales for metered dispensing without floor scales, FDA-grade epoxy powder coating, stainless steel construction, and FM-approved electrical enclosure.

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