Zoho Material Handling Tools FAQ

The main types of Material Handling Tools include:
Trolleys: manual tools used to carry small and medium loads.
Transporters: such as pallet trucks and lift trucks, used to carry and lift goods on pallets.
Forklifts: power-driven equipment used to lift and carry heavy loads.
Cranes: equipment used to lift and move heavy objects over a large range, such as bridge cranes and tower cranes.
Hoists: such as electric hoists and manual hoists, used to lift heavy objects vertically.

The following factors should be considered when selecting Material Handling Tools:
Load weight: Determine the maximum weight required for handling and lifting, and select tools with corresponding load capacity.
Working environment: Select the appropriate tool type and size according to the space and ground conditions of the actual workplace.
Operation frequency: Consider the frequency and intensity of use, and select tools with suitable durability and performance.
Power requirements: If using electric equipment, confirm the power type and voltage requirements, and select compatible equipment.

When using Material Handling Tools, the following safety precautions should be followed:
Do not overload: Avoid exceeding the rated load of the tool to prevent equipment and personal accidents.
Regular inspection: Check whether all parts of the equipment are intact before use to ensure that there is no damage.
Correct operation: Operate in accordance with the operating manual to avoid irregular use.
Ensure environmental safety: Ensure that there are no obstacles around during operation to prevent collisions during transportation.
Regular maintenance: Regularly maintain and service the equipment to ensure normal operation.

Maintenance of Material Handling Tools mainly includes:
Regular lubrication: lubricate mechanical transmission parts to reduce wear.
Check fasteners: ensure that bolts, nuts and other fasteners are not loose.
Check key components: ensure that wheels, bearings, chains, hooks and other components are not worn, deformed or damaged.
Clean equipment: regularly clean dust and debris on the surface of the equipment to keep the equipment clean.
Replace wearing parts: replace worn parts in time according to usage.

Common faults and treatment methods include:
Operation difficulties: check whether mechanical parts are stuck and lubricate related parts.
Abnormal noise of equipment: check the lubrication of each component to confirm that there are no loose or worn parts.
Lifting speed slows down: check whether transmission parts, bearings, etc. are worn or stuck.
Wheel of the transporter is damaged: replace the damaged wheel to ensure a smooth handling process.

When using Material Handling Tools, the following regulations and standards should be followed:
National and local safety production regulations: ensure that the use of equipment complies with relevant legal requirements.
Industry standards: such as ISO, ANSI, OSHA, etc., to ensure that the design and manufacture of equipment meet international standards.
Manufacturer’s operating manual and maintenance guide: operate and maintain the equipment in accordance with regulations to ensure safety and efficiency.