Product Name: Stone Slab Trolley with Pneumatic Wheels SD028
Product description: SD028 stone slab trolley running on two pneumatic wheels, with braked swivel casters and a padded A-frame. Keeps a slab upright while it moves across yards and workshops.
Product details
Stone Slab Trolley SD028 with Pneumatic WheelsMoving a slab by hand tends to fail at two points: the polished edge gets marked, and the wheels jam on anything that is not smooth concrete. The SD028 is built around those two problems. Rubber strips carry the slab instead of bare steel, and two air-filled wheels take the load over thresholds, gravel and yard surfaces that stop a solid caster.
The slab stands upright on a cross-braced bed and leans against two uprights. Tip the trolley back, and the weight settles over the axle so it rolls like a hand truck. Set it down, and it stands on its own while the slab is strapped or released.
How the SD028 Works
Load the slab so its bottom edge sits across the padded cross beams, then let it lean back against the padded uprights. Tilt the trolley towards you until the weight comes off the casters and onto the two pneumatic wheels. Move it to where you need it, then lower it back down; the braked swivel casters hold the trolley still while the slab is taken off.
What It Is Built For
- Slabs that have to stay upright while they travel, from storage rack to saw and back
- Yards and semi-outdoor areas where solid casters catch on gravel and expansion joints
- One-person handling, where the load has to balance by itself once the trolley is tipped
- Showroom moves, where the face of the slab must not be touched or re-polished afterwards
- Loading and unloading trucks, with the casters braked so the trolley cannot creep
- Mixed slab sizes, since the bed length and upright height are made to order
Where It Fits in the Workflow
In a typical stone workshop the SD028 sits between the storage rack and the processing area. Slabs come off the rack onto the trolley, travel upright to the saw or the polisher, and go back the same way, without being laid flat and lifted again. In a showroom it does the shorter job of bringing a slab out of the back room and standing it where a customer can see it.
Specifications
Ordering Notes
Three details decide the build: the longest slab the trolley has to carry, the heaviest single slab, and the surface it will run on. Send those with your order quantity and we will come back with the bed length, upright height, wheel specification and price. Colours and logo printing are quoted separately.
