Quartz tube trolley

Chemical trolleys are specialized equipment specifically designed for the safe transportation and storage of chemicals, hazardous materials or laboratory reagents. Their design must comply with safety regulations (such as OSHA, NFPA, etc.). The following is a detailed description:

1. Structure and materials

Frame material

Corrosion-resistant materials such as stainless steel (304/316), polyethylene (PE) or polypropylene (PP) are usually adopted, which are resistant to acids and alkalis and rust-proof.

Some trolleys are equipped with anti-static coatings or conductive wheels for flammable and explosive chemicals.

Layered design

2-3 layer anti-slip pallets (adjustable height), with a load-bearing capacity of 100-500kg.

Pallets may have edges (about 5-10cm in height) or holes to prevent containers from sliding or leaking and spreading.

2. Safety features

Leak-proof design

The tray can be equipped with secondary leak-proof grooves or detachable pads (absorbent cotton/plastic trays) to collect accidentally leaked liquids.

Some models are integrated with emergency leakage treatment kits (adsorbents, gloves, etc.).

Fire and explosion prevention

Trolleys suitable for flammable items may be FM-certified and equipped with fire-resistant boards or ventilation holes.

Locking device

Swivel casters with braking function (2 locking wheels +2 fixed wheels), some are equipped with magnetic locks or chain locks to fix their positions.

3. Function Configuration

Mobility

The material of the wheels is polyurethane (PU) or rubber, which is silent and chemically resistant, and the diameter is usually 10-15cm.

Heavy-duty trolleys may be equipped with electric assist or traction rods.

Additional accessories

Gas cylinder brackets (for fixing gas cylinders), safety belts, label clamps (for hanging MSDS or hazard labels).

Ultraviolet protective cover (for photosensitive chemicals) or temperature control box (power connection required).

4. Application scenarios

Laboratory: Transport acids, alkalis, organic solvents, and highly toxic reagents.

Industry: Transporting paints, fuel, industrial cleaning agents, etc. within workshops.

Medical/Pharmaceutical: Compliant transportation of alcohol, disinfectants or medicines.

5. Compliance standards

It is required to comply with standards such as OSHA 29 CFR 1910 (USA), EN 12150 (EU), or GB/T 28900 (China).

Some industries require UL certification or CE marking.

6. Purchase Suggestions

Capacity: Select the tray size based on the container size (such as 4L reagent bottles ×6 bottles).

Environmental adaptation: Choose stainless steel for humid environments and PP material for strong acid scenarios.

Customization options: RFID tag slots or load cells can be added.