A framed structure, such as a material cart, used for material-handling purposes includes an elongated frame having two opposite ends and two opposite sides. In addition, a first set of mounts are adapted to accept the forks of a forklift truck directed endwise therein and are arranged in such a relationship to the elongated frame so that the first pair of mounts are adapted to accept the forks of a forklift truck directed therein from a side of the elongated frame. Furthermore, a second set of mounts are adapted to accept the forks of a forklift truck directed endwise therein and are arranged in such a relationship to the elongated frame so that the second set of mounts are adapted to accept the forks of a forklift truck directed therein from an end of the elongated frame.

A panel cart includes a base frame and a supporting frame. The base frame includes a positioning seat. The positioning seat includes an outer surface having a sliding portion and an engaging slot contiguous to the sliding portion. A supporting frame is pivotably mounted to the base frame and pivotable between a folding position and an extended position about a pivotal axis. The supporting frame includes a locking seat and a locking member slidably mounted to the locking seat. The locking member remains in contact with the positioning seat. The locking member abuts against the sliding portion when the supporting frame is in the folding position. The locking member engages with the engaging groove when the supporting frame is in the extended position.

The disclosure relates to a medical imaging supply transport cart having enhanced safety features and a process implementing the same. The medical imaging supply transport cart includes a support surface configured to support medical imaging supplies, the support surface further configured to support a support mechanism, and the support mechanism further configured to support the medical imaging supplies. The support mechanism further configured to rigidly hold the medical imaging supplies with a first holding mechanism, the medical imaging supplies configured to store at least one dose of a nuclear medicine, a plurality of wheels arranged below the support surface, at least one door configured to enclose the medical imaging supplies, and a handle configured to be grasped by a user to guide the medical imaging supply transport cart.

A dumping cart is disclosed. The cart allows for complete dumping while maintaining four wheels on the ground and can rotate the rear set of wheels to allow the bed of the cart to be completely turned over for emptying. Also disclosed is a method of attaching an article retaining bed to a cart.

A charging cart assembly for transporting a refrigerant tank. The charging cart assembly including a frame assembly having a handle at an upper end of the frame assembly and two wheels rotatably mounted to the frame assembly. A swivel plate assembly is mounted to the frame assembly. The swivel plate assembly includes a tank securing device arranged and designed to secure the refrigerant tank to the swivel plate assembly. The swivel plate assembly with the refrigerant tank secured thereto has a generally upright position in which the refrigerant tank is in a generally upright position and has a generally inverted position in which the refrigerant tank is in a generally inverted position.

An adjustable rack trolley has a base seat, a top seat, a stand, and a supporting rod. The base seat has multiple sets of latching grooves arranged at spaced intervals along the first direction. The stand is connected with the base seat and the top seat, and has a first frame and a second frame pivotally connected to each other. An end of the first frame is pivotally connected to the first end of the base seat, and an end of the second frame is selectively engaged in a set of the latching grooves. An end of the top seat is pivotally connected to the top of the stand. One end of the supporting rod is pivotally connected to the top seat, and the other end of the supporting rod is detachably connected with the stand.

A dish cart includes a top with a slot for receiving a lift arm that may be lifted up through the slot to raise or lower dishes. Lobe openings emanating from the slot receive lobes of a lift paddle secured to the lift arm. The cart may define a gap below the top for permitting insertion of the lift paddle and the lift arm. The cart may be adjusted to receive differently sized dishes by means of rails of different sizes or adjustable vanes. A dish drop station includes the lift arm and lift paddle and a lift mechanism for raising and lower the lift arm. The dish drop station may include a cart present sensor and include a lock for retaining the cart. The controller may be programmed to the lower the lift arm to an unlock position that disengages the cart lock.

A dump cart designed to unload stored items is provided. The dump cart includes a base frame assembly disposed on the ground surface, the base frame assembly having a plurality of rail members coupled together to create space between the front end and rear end, and an upper frame assembly rotatably mounted to the base frame assembly and having a compartment formed by a plurality of members connected together, the compartment positioned in space between the front end and rear end of the base frame assembly. The compartment of the upper frame assembly is rotatably adjusted to a first position facing upward and away from the ground surface to load the plurality of items therein. The compartment of the upper frame assembly is rotatably adjusted to a second position facing downward and toward the ground surface to unload the plurality of items from the compartment.

A pallet lift includes a base and a deck extending forward of the base. Load wheels support the deck. A platform above the deck is pivotable relative to the base. The platform has an upper support surface for supporting objects thereon. The platform may be pivoted as the pallet lift travels on an inclined surface, such as a truck ramp, in order to keep the platform relatively level relative to gravity to increase stability.

A cart and rack assembly for transporting a planar material includes a rack and a cart. The rack includes a frame coupled to a base. The frame has an upper portion and a lower portion. The upper portion has a first width, and the lower portion has a second width. The cart is configured to reversibly receive the base. The cart includes a guide member configured to guide either of the base or the cart into a predetermined position when the base is received by the cart. The assembly further includes a bracket having a first end and a second end which is configured to selectively secure the planar material to the assembly. The base has a series of apertures configured to accept the first end of the bracket. The second end of the bracket is configured to be selectively coupled with the upper portion of the frame.