Little Giant A-Frame Sheet and Panel Truck - AF2436

Little Giant A-Frame Sheet and Panel Truck - AF2436 with 3,600 pounds capacity.  The "A" Frame Sheet and Panel Truck is particularly valued for its ability to securely hold materials upright, minimizing the footprint during transport and reducing the risk of damage. Its use is essential in any operation where efficiency, safety, and the integrity of large, flat materials are a priority.
♦ Shelf Size: 36” long x 24” wide
♦ Caster Type: 4 swivel
♦ Wheel Brakes: None
♦ Wheel Description: 6” Phenolic
♦ 12 gauge steel deck
♦ 1-1/2″ retaining lip on each side
♦ Frame is 48″ above deck
♦ Uprights are 12″ apart at base

The Little Giant "A" Frame Sheet and Panel Truck offers several benefits for handling and transporting large, flat materials such as sheets of wood, metal panels, drywall, or glass.
These benefits include:
♦ Versatility: The A-frame design allows for transporting various materials of different sizes and weights, making it a versatile tool for warehouses, construction sites, manufacturing plants, and more.
♦ Efficiency: With its ability to carry large and bulky items, this truck can reduce the number of trips needed to move materials around a site, thereby increasing operational efficiency.
♦ Safety: Designed to hold materials in place securely, the truck minimizes the risk of materials slipping or falling during transport, reducing the potential for damage to the materials and injury to workers.
♦ Durability: Little Giant products are known for their sturdy construction. The "A" Frame Sheet and Panel Truck is built to withstand heavy use in tough environments, ensuring a long service life.
♦ Maneuverability: Despite its capacity to handle large loads, this truck is designed to be easily maneuvered through tight spaces, around corners, and in and out of elevators, which is crucial in crowded or compact work areas.
♦ Space Saving: The A-frame design also helps save space in storage areas, as materials can be stored vertically, reducing their footprint.
♦ Ease of Use: Typically, these trucks are designed for easy loading and unloading, often featuring a tilt mechanism or removable bars, which can significantly reduce strain on workers and speed up moving materials.
♦ Customization: Many models offer options for customization, such as adjustable height bars or additional safety features, allowing businesses to tailor the truck to their specific needs.
♦ Improved Workflow: By facilitating the quick and safe transport of materials, these trucks can help improve the overall workflow of a project, ensuring that materials are available where and when needed.

The Little Giant "A" Frame Sheet and Panel Truck is commonly used in a variety of settings where large, flat materials need to be transported safely and efficiently.
Its design and capabilities make it ideal for various applications:
♦ Construction Sites: For moving drywall, plywood, doors, windows, and other large building materials from storage areas to where needed.
♦ Manufacturing and Warehousing: In facilities that produce or store large panels, sheets of metal, glass, or wood, these trucks facilitate the movement of these items from one part of the facility to another, whether for processing, assembly, or shipping.
♦ Retail and Wholesale Outlets: Especially in home improvement stores or any retail environment where large, flat items like countertops, large mirrors, or sheets of plexiglass are sold, making it easier to move these items from storage to the display area or a customer's vehicle.
♦ Art and Framing Shops: For transporting large frames, glass sheets, and mounted artwork safely around the shop or to and from exhibition spaces.
♦ Sign and Printing Shops: Useful for moving large signs, printed materials, and substrates in sign-making or large-format printing.
♦ Schools and Universities: In maintenance departments for moving materials used in repairs or renovations, or in art departments for transporting large canvases, drawing boards, or display panels.
♦ Glass and Window Companies: For safely transporting glass panels and windows within the workshop or to installation sites.
♦ Carpentry and Woodworking Shops: Moving large wooden panels, sheets of plywood, or other materials around the shop floor.