A Lifting-Rotation-Dumping System

Morse Manufacturing has engineered its power-propelled, power lifting and pouring, walk-behind drum handler for maximum productivity, operator control and safety.

Jan 28, 2013

Morse Manufacturing has engineered its power-propelled, power lifting and pouring, walk-behind drum handler for maximum productivity, operator control and safety. According to the company, this power lifting-rotation-dumping system additionally offers:

A drum lifting speed of 25 FPM (or 2 inches/second or 5 cm/second).
A maximum empty travel speed of 3.6 MPH and lift of 39 FPM as the load decreases.
A floor travel speed of 3.0 MPH (or 4.4 feet/second or 4.8 km/hour or 1.3 m/second).
Drum weights of up to 1,500 pounds.
Drum dumping heights of up to 10.5 feet, and 11 inches beyond straddle-type legs.
The capability to travel faster, maneuver with precision in tight areas, lift and pour with maximum speed and accuracy, and offer the advantages of power/”dead man" braking safety.
The ability of a single operator to easily out-perform even multiple workers using lesser equipment.
Rapid installation as a result of an ergonomic throttle, and steering and drum positioning controls that reflect industry standards — familiar, comfortable and intuitive.
The MORcinch drum-holding system, which immediately adjusts to 22- to 23.5-inch diameters.

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