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ROLLCART C&C Wagen mit zwei Ladeflächen aus Rohr 13-1650

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ROLLCART C&C Wagen mit zwei Ladeflächen aus Rohr 13-1650C&C Wagen finden ihren Einsatz etwa bei den tglichen Anforderungen als Einkaufswagen im Selbstbedienungshandel. Die robusten und langlebigen Transporthilfen eignen sich besonders auch fr alle Anwendungsbereiche, bei denen mehrere Transportwagen auf engem Raum bereit gestellt werden mssen. ROLLCART hat galvanisch verzinkte C&C Wagen mit einem Grundrahmen und Ladeflchenrahmen aus Rechteckrohr 30 15 mm, einem Schiebegriff aus Rohr 21,3 mm sowie einer

C&C Wagen finden ihren Einsatz etwa bei den täglichen Anforderungen als Einkaufswagen im Selbstbedienungshandel. Die robusten und langlebigen Transporthilfen eignen sich besonders auch für alle Anwendungsbereiche, bei denen mehrere Transportwagen auf engem Raum bereit gestellt werden müssen.

ROLLCART hat galvanisch verzinkte C&C Wagen mit einem Grundrahmen und Ladeflächenrahmen aus Rechteckrohr 30/15 mm, einem Schiebegriff aus Rohr Ø 21,3 mm sowie einer Ladefläche aus Vollmaterial Ø 8 mm beziehungsweise Drahtgitter 40/40/4 mm im Sortiment.

Die obere Ladefläche der Modelle dieses deutschen Herstellers sind hochstellbar und senkrecht versenkbar. Dadurch, dass die C&C Wagen von ROLLCART ineinanderschiebbar sind, spart man 75% an Stellraum ein.

Dieser C&C Wagen besitzt zwei Ladeflächen aus Rohr Ø 8 mm und hat die Außenmaße 860 x 530 mm. Die untere Ladefläche misst 750 x 350 mm und die obere Ladefläche misst 750 x 430 mm. Die Gesamthöhe beträgt 1010 mm und die Höhe der oberen Etage 735 mm. Der Etagenabstand liegt bei 540 mm.

Dieses Modell wiegt 19 kg. Die Tragkraft beträgt 300 kg. Davon kann die obere Ladefläche 100 kg tragen. Die Beräderung besteht aus vier Lenkrollen Ø 125 mm mit graublauer spurloser Bereifung ohne Feststeller.

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