Heavy Duty Platform Trolley Cart — 200 kg Load Bearing

Alongside hard shell and soft luggage, we build platform trolley carts for warehouse, retail and exhibition use. This one is a stock model rather than a made-to-order programme, so it can be bought in single units.

Specification

Item	Detail
Type	Platform trolley cart
Handle	Iron trolley handle with extension
Platform	PP platform
Wheels	6 spinner rubber wheels
Load bearing	200 kg
Shipping weight	6 kg
Colours in stock	Black, red, green, blue
Minimum order	1 pc

Six wheels rather than four

A platform cart carries a load across the deck, not over the axle, so the wheel count is what keeps the deck level when the load is off centre. Six castors spread the bearing across more contact points, which is why this cart is rated at 200 kg rather than the 100 to 150 kg typical of a four-wheel platform trolley.

Rubber wheels are the practical choice for indoor floors: they roll quietly, they do not mark tile or polished concrete, and they absorb the small shocks that a hard nylon wheel passes straight into the load.

The handle and the platform

The handle is iron rather than aluminium, because the handle is the part that takes the pull and the steering load and it is where a light frame starts to flex. The extension means the same cart works for a tall operator pushing a heavy load and for a compact store where the cart is parked against a wall.

The platform is PP. It does not rust, it does not need painting, and it does not dent when a box corner lands on it.

Buying from stock

This model is stocked rather than made to order, so the minimum is one piece and the four colours are ready to ship. That makes it useful for a shop that needs two carts, a warehouse adding capacity, or a buyer who wants to test the product before placing a container order.

For quantities above the stock level, or for a specification outside the stock range, tell us what you need and we will confirm availability and lead time.

Factory context

30,000 m² and 200 staff in Dongguan, with injection, sheet, vacuum-forming, sewing and assembly lines running alongside the trolley cart line. Carts and luggage can be consolidated into one shipment.