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1Stop Material Handling: Kegavator keg handling unit for delivery trucks

Units reduce need for drivers to manually handle 165-pound kegs.

1Stop Material Handling: Kegavator keg handling unit for delivery trucks
By 24/7 Staff 
March 13, 2013

For the quick and safe manipulation of 165-pound kegs on a delivery truck, The Kegavator is offered by 1Stop Material Handling.

With an included attachment, The Kegavator can be loaded by forklift in just a few minutes. Delivery drivers can then access individual kegs in random order before lowering them to waist height with the unit’s integrated constant force springs.

Using no air, hydraulics or electricity, the units reduce product damage and prevent free fall of the unloading deck even in the event of a spring failure. By reducing manual manipulation of heavy loads, the units increase productivity and significantly decrease the likelihood of worker injury.

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