Solution: Twergo’s 55% Force Reduction Means Moving Heavier Carts Without More Effort

• Reduce the Causes of Injury to Reduce Insurance Costs
• Reduce the Risk of Injury, Fatigue and Wear on Operators/Equipment
• Enables Operators to Maintain Push Force Below 40 lbs. While Moving Over 2,000 lbs.

Solution: Twergo^®Xtreme: Ergo Benefits to Carry More Weight Without More Effort

• Casters That Move More Parts, Not More Carts
• Have the Resources You Need to Move the Resources You Have.
• Reducing the Effort (and Injuries) Moving Heavier Loads

Solution: Drive Caster^® Moves Tons Without Any Operator Effort

• Reduce the Causes of Injury to Reduce Insurance Costs
• Reduce the Risk of Injury, Fatigue and Wear on Operators/Equipment
• A single operator can easily start, maneuver, and stop a load

Heavyweight Movement with Lightweight Effort: TWERGO® Casters Cut Push Force by Over 55%.

• Enables a higher % of the population to safely handle carts
• Heavier loads can be moved without exerting more effort
• Battery-powered equipment goes the distance without draining power.

The same great ergonomic benefits are designed for maximum weight capacity with Xtreme wheels.

• Moves heavier loads easier by minimizing friction and eliminating scrubbing and sliding
• Designed with the wheel on the outside of the rig for higher weight capacities
• Combine with Swivel-on-Swivel Casters to reduce push even more when wheels are not parallel

• Motor-Driven Caster wheel Powered by a 1/2hp Electric Motor
• 2,000 lbs. Traditional Load Movement, Towing Capacity 5,000 pounds
• Integrates Into a Variety of Applications.

A tractor assembly plant was using an inexpensive import rig with a phenolic wheel at a cost of $30 a caster. These rigs didn’t stand up to heavy use and required monthly replacement of many of the casters.

A top aircraft engine supplier had material handling carts that were too heavy to push safely. TWERGO XTREME casters helped the company achieve a 32% reduction in push/pull forces, a good deal better than the 20% reduction that was required.

A Tesla plant needed to safely transport a 6,500 lb. roll of material from the staging area into the production line. The company decided against cranes due to the increased risk of injuries from lifting heavy loads at higher heights.

Paul is the Southern Account Executive at Caster Concepts with a mission to help clients find the best ergonomic and material handling solutions for their needs. His passion is to create a safe, efficient workplace for his clients by designing customized solutions that reduce injury risk and enhance performance.

Matt is a Territory Manager leveraging more than 10 years of sales experience in optimizing customers’ material handling processes. His mission is to unlock the full potential of his customers’ operations.