Harrington Push & Manual Trolleys

Common trolley types include push trolleys (manually moved by pulling the load), geared trolleys (operated via a hand chain for controlled movement of heavier loads), motorized trolleys (electrically driven for hands-free operation), and hook-mounted trolleys designed for lighter, portable hoist setups.

A trolley beam hoist refers to a hoist unit mounted on a trolley that rides along an I-beam or similar track. This setup combines vertical lifting capability with horizontal travel, allowing operators to move loads efficiently across a workspace using a single integrated system.

A push trolley is moved manually by physically pushing the suspended load, making it suitable for lighter loads and infrequent use. A geared trolley uses a hand chain and gear mechanism to move heavier loads with greater control and less physical effort, ideal for frequent or heavier-duty applications.

Harrington push and manual trolleys are available to support hoist capacities ranging from 1/8 ton to 20 tons, accommodating a wide variety of industrial lifting needs from light-duty maintenance tasks to heavy machinery handling in manufacturing and construction environments.

Yes, Harrington trolleys are designed to integrate with Harrington chain hoists such as the NER Series, and can often be configured to match specific beam sizes, lift heights, and capacity requirements. Consult a specialist to confirm compatibility with your current hoist setup.

Most Harrington trolley and hoist configurations ship within 2-4 weeks, which is the standard lead time for most models. Expedited shipping options may be available for urgent orders—contact a specialist to confirm availability for your specific configuration.