Wesco DM-800-MDT MANUAL DRUM TILTER - 240189

Wesco DM-800-MDT MANUAL DRUM TILTER - 240189

Features

• 800 lb. Capacity (Full Drum)
• 500 lb. (Half Drum)
• 41” wheel clearance (spans standard skids)
• 17”-39” Lifting Range (center of drum)
• 1’ lift per stroke (foot hydraulic models)
• Removable tilt handle
• Floor Lock standard on manual models only

Specifications

Drawing

• Drawing for DM-800-MDT Manual Drum Tilter (240189)
• Drum Handler DM-800-MDT Operating Instructions and Parts Manual (240189)

What Our Experts Think

• Effortless Drum Handling: The Wesco DM-800-MDT Manual Drum Tilter streamlines the process of lifting, tilting, and emptying drums with minimal effort.
• Impressive Capacity: Supports up to 800 lbs., making it suitable for heavy industrial applications.
• Precision Tilting: Provides smooth and controlled tilting for accurate dispensing and mixing of drum contents.
• Durable and Reliable: Built with rugged materials to ensure long-lasting performance in demanding environments.
• Enhanced Safety: Features secure drum gripping mechanisms to prevent slippage during operation.
• Versatile Use: Compatible with a variety of drum sizes and ideal for manufacturing, chemical processing, and warehouse operations.

Q&A

Q: What is the maximum load capacity?
A: 800 lbs.

Q: What drum types can it handle?
A: Designed to handle standard 55-gallon drums.

Q: What is the operation method?
A: Manual tilting for controlled drum rotation and pouring.

Q: What is the primary use?
A: Ideal for tilting, rotating, and dispensing drum contents in industrial settings.

Q: Does it include safety features?
A: Yes, it features secure clamping and a stable base for safe operation.

Q: Is it portable?
A: Yes, designed with wheels for easy mobility.

Q: What industries is it suitable for?
A: Commonly used in manufacturing, warehouses, and chemical handling.

Q: How can I purchase or learn more?
A: Visit our website or contact our sales team for assistance.

Maintenance Tips

• Inspect Mechanisms: Check tilting gears, chain, and locking components for wear or damage.
• Lubricate Moving Parts: Apply grease to gears, bearings, and pivot points to ensure smooth operation.
• Check Handles: Ensure gripping handles and controls are secure and functional.
• Inspect Wheels: Examine casters for wear, proper alignment, and smooth rolling.
• Tighten Connections: Verify that bolts and screws are securely fastened.
• Clean Thoroughly: Remove dirt and debris from the frame, drum cradle, and chain area.
• Test Locking Mechanism: Ensure the drum locking system engages and releases correctly.
• Store Indoors: Keep in a dry environment to prevent rust and prolong lifespan.