YD27-005 Workshop Tool Trolley Cart Webpage Detail Page (English)

I. Product Specifications (SPECIFICATION)

1. Core Parameter Table

2. General Adaptability Parameters

II. Product Details (PRODUCT DETAILS)

1. Multi-Layer Classified Storage, Tools and Parts "in Their Proper Places"

(1) Full-Scenario Storage Structure, Covering Workshop Tool Types

• Two Bottom Storage Spaces: With a large capacity design of 73.5×38×85cm, it can place 2 large tool boxes or part turnover boxes side by side, suitable for tools that are "not frequently used but large in size" (e.g., electric tools, spare part boxes). The two independent spaces avoid tool mixing;
• Middle Tool Tray: The 64.5×35.5×8cm size is suitable for frequently used small and medium-sized hand tools. The anti-drop edge prevents tools from sliding during pushing, and the diamond-shaped anti-slip texture ensures tools do not slide even if stained with oil, making tools clear at a glance during access;
• Top Screw Holder: The 38×10cm compartmentalized design with transparent dust-proof covers allows classified storage by screw specifications (e.g., M5, M8). The dust-proof covers prevent parts from getting damp or dusty, solving the pain point of "small screws being placed randomly and hard to find when needed";
• Hidden Drawer: Located under the middle tray, it can store precision tools that "need dust and moisture protection" (e.g., vernier calipers, screwdriver bits). The drawer slide rails adopt galvanizing process, sliding smoothly without jamming, and fitting the trolley body after closing without occupying additional space;
  Compared with traditional single-layer trolleys, the number of storage types is increased by 3 times, tool access time is reduced by 60%, and workshop tool management efficiency is greatly improved.

(2) Scientific Layer Spacing, Suitable for Tools of Multiple Heights

2. Flexible Movement + Lightweight Design, Easy Movement in Workshops

(1) Silent and Smooth Wheel Set, Suitable for Workshop Floors

(2) 16kg Lightweight, Labor-Saving in Handling and Storage

3. Durable Design + Detailed Protection, Adaptable to Workshop Environments

(1) Oil and Rust Resistance, Low Maintenance Cost

(2) Safety Details, Anti-Collision and Anti-Loss

• Anti-Scratch Design: All edges of the trolley body are treated with edge folding and polishing, with no sharp burrs, ensuring hands are not scratched when picking up or placing tools, complying with workshop safe operation standards;
• Dust-Proof Cover for Screw Holder: The transparent PP material dust-proof cover can prevent screws from getting damp and oxidized, and also prevent workshop dust from falling into the compartments, reducing part loss;
• Drawer Locking: The drawer is equipped with a push-type locking buckle, which automatically locks after closing, with no risk of sliding out during pushing, avoiding tool loss due to falling.

III. Application Scenarios (APPLICATION SCENARIOS)

1. Tool Turnover in Mechanical Processing Workshops (Core Scenario)

1. Workshop workers organize the trolley in the tool room: The two bottom storage spaces place the electric drill (8kg) and spare part box (10kg), the middle tray places the wrench set (5kg), the top screw holder stores M6-M10 screws by specification (1kg), and the drawer stores the vernier caliper and screwdrivers (2kg), with a total load of 26kg.
2. Push the trolley to the lathe workstation with one hand (sliding smoothly on the oily floor), take a wrench from the middle tray to install the workpiece, take screws from the top screw holder for fixing, and take the vernier caliper from the drawer for measurement, without making trips to the tool room.
3. When switching workstations, push the trolley to the milling machine. The bottom part box is accessible at any time. After completing the operation, put the tools back in place and store the trolley in the corner of the workstation without occupying processing space.
   Result: Multi-layer storage + flexible movement. Compared with manual handling (carrying 3kg at a time, requiring 9 round trips), the processing efficiency is increased by 50%, and the workers' physical consumption is reduced by 40%.

2. Precision Tool Management in Electronic Repair Workshops

1. Before maintenance, place the multimeter in the bottom storage space, tweezers and screwdriver bits in the middle tray (fixed by anti-slip texture without sliding), store M2-M5 screws in the top screw holder by specification (dust-proof cover for dust and moisture prevention), and store small welding tools in the drawer.
2. During maintenance, push the trolley to the workbench, open the dust-proof cover of the screw holder to take screws of the corresponding specification, take tweezers from the middle tray to pick up parts, with no need to rummage for tools.
3. After maintenance, record the remaining number of screws on the screw holder label, put the tools back in place, and push the trolley back to the tool room. The electrostatic coating resists slight dust in the workshop and can be cleaned by wiping with a dry cloth.
   Result: Refined storage + dust-proof design. Compared with traditional tool boxes (mixed parts), the part searching time during maintenance is reduced by 70%, and the tool damage rate is reduced by 90%.

3. Tool Supply at Auto 4S Shop Maintenance Stations

1. The maintenance technician takes the trolley from the tool room, places the socket set (12kg) at the bottom, wrenches (8kg) in the middle, body screws (0.5kg) in the top screw holder, and screwdrivers (1.5kg) in the drawer, with a total load of 22kg.
2. Push the trolley to the maintenance workstation (no noise when sliding on the 4S shop floor tiles), take a wrench from the middle to disassemble the car body parts, take screws from the top for temporary fixing, and take a screwdriver from the drawer to install the interior.
3. During the maintenance interval, wipe the oil stains on the trolley surface with a rag, push it to the next workstation after putting the tools back in place, without repeated trips to the tool room for supply, improving the efficiency of multi-workstation maintenance.
   Result: Efficient turnover + classified storage. Compared with traditional tool carts (without screw holders), the screw supply efficiency during maintenance is increased by 60%, reducing the ineffective walking time of technicians.

IV. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: When the trolley is fully loaded with 77kg of tools, can the 4 wheels bear the weight? Will there be axle bending or tire damage?

Q2: After long-term use, parts in the screw holder compartments get damp and rusty. How to deal with it? Can the dust-proof cover be replaced after aging?

1. Rust Prevention for Parts: Take out the damp screws, spray rust remover on the surface, let it stand for 5 minutes, then wipe it clean with a dry cloth, apply a small amount of anti-rust oil (e.g., sewing machine oil), and put it back into the compartment; check it once a month later to keep the compartment dry;
2. Dust-Proof Cover Replacement: The dust-proof cover is made of universal PP material. After aging, you can contact the brand after-sales service to purchase accessories of the same specification (size 380×100mm). When replacing, just buckle off the old cover and snap on the new one, no tools required, and it can be completed in 1 minute with low replacement cost.

Q3: Can female users lift and push the 16kg trolley to move between workshop equipment gaps with one hand? Are there any labor-saving tips?

1. Pushing Posture: Hold the arc-shaped handle with one hand (height 86cm, arms naturally hanging), place the trolley close to one side of the body (e.g., waist position), use body support to reduce arm force, move slowly when walking, and avoid rapid turning to prevent center of gravity deviation. This posture can reduce physical consumption by 25%;
2. Floor Selection: Prioritize pushing on flat and oil-free workshop passages. If the floor is oily, slow down the pushing speed to avoid increased force due to wheel slipping;
3. Load Distribution: When fully loaded, place heavy tools (e.g., electric drills, part boxes) in the bottom storage space (lowering the center of gravity) to avoid excessive load on the upper layer leading to trolley tilting, improving pushing stability.

Q4: There are raised equipment wires (2cm high) on the workshop floor. Will the trolley jam or tip over when pushing? How to pass through?

1. Wheel Adaptability: The 3.5-inch rubber wheels have a certain elasticity and can easily cross 2cm-high wires. When pushing, you only need to push the handle with a little force, and the wheels will automatically roll over the wires without obvious jamming;
2. Passing Skills: Adjust the trolley direction in advance to make the wheels perpendicular to the wires (avoiding diagonal passing which may cause wheel jamming), keep the pushing speed uniform (about 0.5m/s), and hold the handle lightly with both hands to maintain the trolley balance when passing;
3. Notes: If the wire height exceeds 3cm, forced passing is not recommended. You can detour to the workshop passage (without protruding obstacles) to avoid damage to the wheels or axles, which may affect the service life of the trolley.