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The Apollo Heavy Duty Sack Truck is an essential manual handling tool designed for warehouse managers, delivery drivers, and industrial workers who need to transport heavy goods safely. Its primary benefit is a robust 300kg weight capacity paired with puncture-proof pneumatic wheels, ensuring reliability on uneven surfaces; however, its substantial 1185mm height may be cumbersome to store in compact personal vehicles or small utility closets.
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The Apollo Heavy Duty Sack Truck is rated for a maximum capacity of 300kg.
Yes, the 250mm pneumatic wheels are designed to be puncture-proof to ensure reliable operation in demanding environments.
The dimensions are 580mm in width, 600mm in depth, and 1185mm in height.
No, this is a fixed-frame heavy-duty truck designed for maximum structural rigidity.
The truck features a powder-coated finish for durability, but it should be stored indoors or in a dry, sheltered location to maximize its lifespan.
Ensure the load is centered properly on the base plate and that the center of gravity is leaning toward the frame.
Check for debris caught between the wheel guard and the tire; clean the axle and apply a light lubricant if necessary.
Minor surface scuffs can be touched up with standard industrial metal paint to prevent localized rust.
The sack truck arrives as a fully assembled, ready-to-use unit. To maintain the structural integrity and longevity of the product, keep the frame clean and dry to prevent long-term surface corrosion, despite its powder-coated finish. Periodically check the axle bolts to ensure they remain tight. When storing, ensure the unit is kept in a sheltered area away from prolonged exposure to harsh weather conditions. To move heavy items, always position the center of gravity as close to the frame as possible and ensure the load is balanced before moving.
