The Material Handling Industry of America (MHIA) has awarded a $50,000 research grant to Ohio State University researchers in Columbus, Ohio. The grant will be used to help fund creation of a research center focused on distribution ergonomics. Pro... [from DJ Products, Inc.]
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Ergonomic solutions are proven to decrease the incidence and severity of musculoskeletal injuries caused by manual material handling work tasks, reports a 2007 study by Cal-OSHA and NIOSH (see our Aug. 20 post). “Manual handling of containers may ... [from DJ Products, Inc.]
Manual material handling (MMH) contributes to more than half a million musculoskeletal injuries a year in the U.S., said a 2007 report published by the California Department of Industrial Relations. A joint study by California OSHA and the Nationa... [from DJ Products, Inc.]
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Poorly designed workstations and task habits can result in serious health and injury problems for your employees. Back injuries, followed by neck and shoulder injuries are the most commonly experienced injuries in material handling settings. Prope... [from DJ Products, Inc.]
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The
CartCaddyLite comes standard with a 24-volt
system, 2 12-volt batteries, designed to give the operator 6-hours
of continuous use, without moving a load, before recharging. The puller should have plenty
of battery life to last an entire shift.
The
Electric Cart Puller has a variable speed twist grip for
forward and reverse directions from 0 to
3 mph. The ergonomically correct variable
speed feature prevents carpal tunnel and
allows the operator to maintain smooth
control while intricately maneuvering his
load. The CartCaddyLite's ability to go 3 mph allows
the machine to keep up with the operator
without frustration from waiting for a
slowly operating machine when operating the
unit from point A to B through-out your facility.
The
safety stop switch positioned at the
back of the handle bar box immediately stops
the machine when depressed to prevent any
possible injury from operating the device. This
feature is a must when buying any piece of
puller equipment.
The
spring
hitch option and
customized
attachment
prevent
you from having
to
fabricate multiple
attachments on everyone
of
your carts or equipment.
The
CartCaddyLite Electric Cart Puller attachment
springs
down and upward,
attaching
firmly
to the
bottom
of your
cart.
Now the
operator
can easily
push,
pull,
or
maneuver
the cart.
The
CartCaddyLite cart puller is designed for easy
maneuvering and pivoting of your loads. After
the arm is attached firmly to your carts
or equipment, the puller can pivot a full 180
degrees under the arm. This feature allows
for turning your loads a full 90 degrees
without jack knifing your cart or manually
turning the front of you cart.
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