What is a Differential Steering Transfer Cart?
Definition:
A Differential Steering Transfer Cart is a highly flexible transport device designed to move heavy objects within factory workshops. It is battery-powered, with motors driving the wheels to move the cart. It is suitable for transporting heavy materials in large workshops, port terminals, the steel industry, and similar scenarios.
Its most notable feature is the differential steering system, which achieves directional control through speed differences between the two drive wheels. This enables it to perform straight-line movement, 360-degree rotation, left and right turns, and more, giving it excellent maneuverability and adaptability.
Adaptation Conditions:
This equipment is ideal for transporting small to medium-sized materials (1–30 tons) on flat surfaces. For environments with limited space, the Differential Steering Transfer Cart is the optimal choice.
Features:
The Differential Steering Transfer Cart is equipped with high-performance drive motors and high-capacity battery packs to ensure stable operation even under heavy load conditions. Thanks to its engineer-optimized structure, the cart remains safe and stable under stress and resists deformation.
The structure of the work surface can be customized according to the user's needs—such as V-shaped brackets, roller frames, or hydraulic lifting devices—to accommodate the transportation of various materials.
PEISA’s Differential Steering Transfer Cart is widely used in industries such as machinery manufacturing, steel metallurgy, mold processing, and new energy equipment. It not only improves in-plant transportation efficiency but also significantly reduces labor costs.
With remote control or wireless control systems, operators can control the cart remotely, further enhancing safety and operational efficiency.
