Low Duty Pallet Inverters
The “Cadet” is a Low-Duty Pallet Inverter designed for the small to medium-sized companies that need to invert between 15-20 loads per day. This inverter was designed and built with economy in mind for the quick and safe transfer to export pallets, plastic pallet, slip sheets or rental pallets. Manufactured in the U.S., this ergonomic solution will deliver both safety and enhanced productivity to your warehouse. Call today for pricing and see how the "Cadet" can save your company money and increase workplace efficiency.
About the Cadet Low-Duty Inverter
With a capacity of 2,500 lbs. the Cadet is a small-load pallet inverter that features a 50" x 50" table size. This nimble and lightweight pallet inverter is ideally suited for performing tasks such as exchanging one pallet for another and turning over a load to easily remove and replace damaged product. The handheld four-button controller makes the unit easy to operate, which allows your team to work faster and with fewer mistakes. There's also an emergency stop button for added safety. The power-on-demand hydraulics enhance the inverter's efficiency and reduces the preventive maintenance needs.
The Cadet runs on a 2 HP motor, available in 230 or 460V Phase 3 configurations to meet any power requirement. The unit also features a UL-certified electrical system that ensures safety. Two models with specs that include a minimum jaw opening of 28" and a maximum jaw opening of 64", or minimum jaw opening of 42" and a maximum jaw opening of 78". Other key items include an adjustable clamp pressure of 1500 PSI, total system pressure of 1500 PSI, 92.5" operating width (without guarding) and a 72" operating depth (without guarding).
The Cadet comes with a one-year manufacturer's warranty on parts and labor for your protection and peace of mind.
Low-Duty Pallet Inverter Benefits
Low-duty inverters typically provide the most reliable, safe and cost-effective solution for turning over loads for pallet replacement or damage recovery. Whether the need is for pallet replacement or damage recovery loads no longer need to be manually hand stacked from one pallet to another. With the push of a button product can be turned so that a pallet is swapped and within moments a load is fully transferred on to a new pallet. The same concept applies for damage recovery. Once a load is turned over the damaged product which was at the bottom of the stack is now accessible to the employee for replacement. The risk for workplace injuries drastically declines along with workers compensation claims. Ultimately, your place of operation will increase in both safety and productivity.
Lightweight Pallet Inverter Industry Applications
Lightweight pallet inverters are essential pieces of equipment in numerous material handling applications. Industries that rely heavily on their use include food and pharmaceuticals. In the food industry, for example, inverters enable workers to transfer goods from the shipping pallets to FDA plastic pallets. The goal here is to prevent any potential contamination that may result from particles and splinters that come from standard wood pallets. The pharmaceutical industry along with the food industry demand a sanitary environment and for this reason the transferring of loads from wood pallets to hygienic /washable pallets is a must.
Why Choose Cherry's Industrial Equipment as Your Low-Duty Pallet Inverter Supplier?
At Cherry's Industrial, our goal is to provide safe, productive, ergonomically-designed equipment that solves 100% of our customers' problems. Our expert product specialists can assist you in selecting the ideal product for your needs and budget. We can also customize many of our offerings to meet your specifications. Our compact, easy-to-navigate website simplifies the process of identifying equipment options that will address your needs, saving you time and hassles.
For more specific details and to get expert advice feel free to give us a call at 224-328-3643. You can also contact us by email or fill out and submit the quote request form at the bottom of the page.
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