Trackless Transfer Carts are commonly used material transport tools in factory workshops today. They are highly valued for their flexibility and excellent load-bearing capacity, making them ideal for handling operations at customer sites. Today, Abby will guide you through the price range and key factors influencing the cost of our 15-Ton Transfer Cart.
Price Influencing Factors
Tonnage and Size:
Larger tonnage and wider dimensions result in higher prices.
For example, the basic 15-ton standard Electric Transfer Cart (8×2×0.7 meters) starts at around $9,900, while a 20-ton model with the same configuration may cost 20% more.
Power Supply Method:
Cable Drum Power Supply: A more cost-effective option, but suitable only for fixed routes with limited mobility.
Battery Power Supply: Higher upfront cost due to larger battery capacity. Additionally, maintenance costs are higher.
Track Power Supply: Requires track installation and is generally better suited for long-term, high-load transportation scenarios.
Additional Options:
Wireless Remote Control (Joystick-Type): Adds $400–500 to the base price.
Explosion-Proof Design (for flammable environments): Increases the price by around 30%.
Automation (AGV System): Raises the cost by approximately 50%.
Customization: Non-standard Material Transfer Cart or special materials (e.g., explosion-proof steel plates) may double the price.
Purchase Recommendations
Limited Budget: Opt for a basic battery-powered model with 4–5 hours of battery life to meet conventional material handling needs.
High-Frequency Operation: Prioritize cable power supply or low-voltage power supply to ensure stable power output and minimize downtime costs.
Complex Environments: Invest in an automated transfer cart or one with high-protection configurations to ensure durability, efficiency, and adaptability to harsh working conditions.