Floor lock

In industrial settings, such as factories and warehouses, lift-up floor locks are commonly used on trolleys and carts to prevent them from moving when not in use. This ensures safety and avoids accidental movement that could cause damage to goods or pose a risk to workers. For example, when loading or unloading heavy materials from a trolley, the lift-up floor lock can be engaged to keep the trolley stationary.

Used on warehouse trolleys, work benches, stock trolleys and displays they effectively stop movementby lifting one end of the wheeled equipment from the ground.A simple pedal on,pedal off mechanism ensures trouble-free operation.A single floor lock is installed between the swivel castors at the operating (push) end of the trolley.Locks are often preferred to castor brakes because the ON (and OFF) lever always remains in front of the operator, and is easy to operate.

When utilized on warehouse trolleys, work benches, stock trolleys, and displays, they effectively halt the movement by lifting one end of the wheeled equipment off the ground.A straightforward pedal-on, pedal-off mechanism guarantees effortless operation.A solitary floor lock is installed between the swivel castors at the operating (push) end of the trolley.Locks are frequently favored over castor brakes since the ON (and OFF) lever consistently remains in front of the operator and is straightforward to operate.