The DPX Series On-Rail Transfer Cart by PEISA Mechanical Equipment is a transport device that operates on a fixed track. It typically consists of a flatbed car body and a track system, capable of carrying 1–1000 tons of goods or equipment. It moves stably on the track while transporting heavy loads and is commonly used in factories, workshops, warehouses, and other industrial environments. This transfer cart is widely applied in various industries, including machinery manufacturing, steel, metallurgy, energy, and mold manufacturing, making it an essential tool for factory logistics and material handling.
The On-Rail Transfer Cart is designed with the following core components:
Flatbed Structure: The cargo platform is typically designed as a flatbed, welded from high-strength steel, ensuring high load capacity and impact resistance.
Customizable Size: The length, width, and height of the car body can be tailored to match the customer’s specific load size, accommodating goods or equipment of different dimensions.
Wheel Set: The rail transfer cart is equipped with multiple sets of wheels, typically 4 or 8. The wheels are made of high-strength alloy steel, offering excellent wear resistance and compression resistance.
Drive System: Depending on the model, the On-Rail Transfer Cart usually features an electric drive system, incorporating motors and reducers to enable automatic operation.
Track: The rail transfer cart operates on a fixed track, typically made of steel rails or I-beams, which can be surface-laid or embedded below the ground.
Track Support: The track requires a stable support structure to ensure the safety and stability of the cart during operation.
Cable Power Supply: Some rail transfer carts use a cable-based power system, where a cable drum moves with the cart to ensure an uninterrupted power supply.
Battery Power Supply: Battery-powered rail transfer carts are ideal for long-distance transportation or locations without cable infrastructure. They offer environmental benefits and operational flexibility.
Busbar Power Supply: For long-distance tracks, a busbar power system provides a stable power source to support continuous operation.
Manual Control: The start, stop, and direction of the cart can be operated using a handle or remote control.
Automatic Control: High-end rail transfer carts are equipped with a PLC control system, enabling automated operation, remote control, precise positioning, and path planning.
Limit Switch: Prevents the cart from exceeding the designated track range.
Anti-Collision Device: Buffer systems are installed at the front and rear to prevent collision damage.
Emergency Brake: An emergency braking system ensures rapid stopping in urgent situations.
Hydraulic Lifting System: Some rail transfer carts include a hydraulic lifting mechanism for loading/unloading goods or adjusting the cart height.
Rotating Platform: Enables multi-angle transportation, especially in scenarios where goods need to be reoriented.
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