Recently, our company's independently developed sliding contact line powered rail transfer cart was officially delivered to the customer for use in transporting large, heavy materials such as containers in production workshops. With its strong load-bearing capacity and stable operating performance, this equipment has become an efficient assistant for material transportation within the factory.
This rail transfer cart uses a sliding contact line power supply, allowing for continuous and stable operation, supporting long-term, high-intensity operation, effectively avoiding the problem of insufficient battery life in traditional battery-powered equipment. It can work continuously for more than 8 hours. The transfer cart runs on fixed tracks, driven by an AC motor system, providing ample power to easily carry containers weighing tens of tons or large workpieces, achieving efficient transfer of heavy materials.
The vehicle body structure is welded from high-strength steel plates, exhibiting superior overall pressure and torsional resistance. During operation, it features low noise and minimal vibration, meeting modern green and environmentally friendly requirements. Equipped with multiple safety protection devices, it ensures the safety of operators and equipment. Furthermore, intelligent modules such as automatic positioning, wireless remote control, and synchronous scheduling systems can be added according to customer needs to achieve more intelligent and unmanned transportation management.
The deployment of this sliding contact line powered rail transfer cart has not only significantly improved internal transportation efficiency within enterprises but also provided strong support for the automation and intelligent development of heavy-duty material handling. In the future, similar products will be launched successively. They will be widely used in port terminals, machinery manufacturing, metallurgical casting, container handling, and other fields, helping industrial production move towards high efficiency, safety, and green practices.