The ferry transfer cart is a specialized transport vehicle commonly used in unique environments to move heavy equipment and raw materials.

Key Features:

The ferry transfer cart operates on two distinct rail systems: one in a pit and the other on the ground. The system consists of two rail cars, each performing a critical role:

Rail Car in the Pit: This car transports the transfer cart, which is located on the upper level, to the designated location.

Rail Car on the Ground: This car is positioned on the surface level and is used to receive goods from the transfer cart placed in a specified area. Once the load is placed on the transfer cart, it is then moved to the rail car in the pit, where both the transfer cart and its cargo are transported together along the rail system.

Typically, the transportation routes of the pit-based rail car and the ground-based rail car run either parallel or perpendicular to each other, depending on the specific layout of the facility.

Applications:

Due to its versatile design, the ferry transfer cart is widely used in various industries to transport a wide range of heavy items, including:

Raw materials

Finished products

Semi-finished goods

Steel, plates, and aluminum

Pipes

Mechanical equipment

This solution has proven to be extremely popular in production facilities due to its efficiency and adaptability, making it suitable for a variety of industrial applications.