Battery Operated Transfer Cart for Workshop

Efficient Stone Handling in Fabrication Plant

In stone fabrication, How to transport stone materials safely and minimize losses?Traditional type that used forktifts or manual handling stone,however, these are is not best ways.to overcome transport stone solution ,PEISA Machinery design a transfer cart product. This is a reliable and intelligent material-handling solution.

This is real case , it is a trackless transfer cart ,no rely on rail system , it loads 10 tons stones . Each day, the plant moves large quantities of cut marble, granite, and other natural stone. Individual slabs can weigh several hundred kilograms or more than a ton, and several pieces often need to be moved at once. Using an overhead bridge crane, operators place the slabs directly onto the cart, which then transports them to the next stage of production. The cart’s ability to rotate a full 360 degrees makes it ideal for navigating the workshop’s narrow aisles.

After two months of evaluation and detailed planning with PEISA’s technical team, the company selected this battery-powered model. Built from high-strength carbon steel, the cart features a wide, flat deck that can be customized to specific requirements. The unit shown in the photo measures about 4 m × 2 m with a platform thickness of 8–10 mm, ensuring stability for heavy stone slabs. A high-capacity battery provides several hours of continuous operation, perfectly suited to long, high-frequency shifts.

In day-to-day use, the transfer cart has proven its value:

Flexible operation: Dual control options—wireless remote and wired pendant—allow operators to start, stop, and steer the cart from a safe distance, making it easy to move through tight passages.

Smooth transport: A robust drive motor and durable rubber wheels ensure steady travel with minimal vibration, even when carrying multiple heavy slabs.

Built-in safety: Designed with a 1.2 safety factor and equipped with over-current and over-voltage protection, the cart significantly reduces operational risks.

The impact on productivity has been remarkable. Work that once required four to five workers and around thirty minutes now takes only one or two operators about ten minutes. The cart’s flat platform and secure fixtures have lowered the stone damage rate, cutting material loss and reducing overall production costs.

The plant’s management reports that this Battery Operated Transfer Cart not only solved long-standing transport problems but also streamlined the workshop layout. Material flow is faster, handling is safer, and overall efficiency has increased, delivering clear economic benefits.

This project demonstrates how a battery-powered, trackless transfer cart is an excellent solution for industries that handle heavy, oversized materials such as stone slabs, metal plates, or other large components. With its engineering expertise, PEISA Machinery can customize deck size, load capacity, battery configuration, and control systems to meet the unique needs of any industrial environment.