WORKSHOP TROLLEY SYSTEM 36KG PAYLOAD

• Makes hard tasks easy; more uptime
• Less wear and tear on workers; fewer injuries
• Increase morale
• Improves craftsmanship

The MITS Zero G Workshop Trolley System enable workers to use heavy tool like impact wrenches, nut runners, grinders and chipping hammers effortlessly and as if weightless. With a working tool payload of up to 36kg, the Safety MITS - Zero G Workshop System can be adapted for use with most heavy hand tools used in mining and heavy engineering workshops with industrial equipment. The entry model Safety MITS - Zero G workshop system is supplied complete with a mobile trolley with a 1.2m or 2.4m mast, patented balancing system zeroG arm and "Pigtail" tool holder with load rated lanyards. 

Utilising spring tension and innovative design to balance the weight of tools used in bolt tensioning, drilling, sanding, riveting and many other applications the Safety MITS- Zero G workshop system is fast becoming the latest technology to improve safety, efficiency and quality in heavy industry and material handling. Capable of holding tools weighing up to 36kg fully balanced allowing the user to freely, safely and accurately to lift a heavy tool in any direction without injury or fatigue.  

Item Code: ZG-SYS-WST-36

• Working tool payload up to 36kg 
• Tool functioning operating arc 0-1400mm vertical and 2600mm horizontal range.
• Zero G single link balancing arm
• Zero G 300mm Link Arm Extension with Locking Pin
• Quick connection mounting ZeroG Fixed Axis Mounting Block with Locking Pin Gravity Docking Assembly
• Mobile trolley incorporating 1.2m or 2.4m mast height, winch operated tool height adjustment, counterweights and bench.
• Trolley overall foot print 1000mm wide x 1330mm long x 1300 high or 2500mm high.

Images shows an pneumatic chisel attached to the tool arm. The tool is not included in the system. 

Systems available for sale.

For step by step instructions for slinging and tool holder attachment for mining equipment and industrial equipment, please see our Safety MITS YouTube Channel.

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