A handcart is a manually pushed and pulled transport vehicle, generally made of materials such as stainless steel, plastic, aluminum profiles, etc. According to different operational requirements, there are different body structures. The structure of modern handcarts is generally composed of stainless steel frames, wire mesh plates, steel columns, and wheels, equipped with rolling shafts, and the wheels are made of solid or inflatable tires.
The function of a handcart is to serve as a turnover vehicle for transporting goods. When transporting small and light goods, using a handcart is relatively convenient and can reduce the difficulty of manual transportation, alleviate back fatigue, and reduce the number of trips during transportation. With the advantages of low cost, simple maintenance, easy operation, and light weight, it is widely used in industries such as food, medical, chemical, warehousing, storefronts, and shopping malls.
