Battery Roller Stands
Forklift Battery Stations with Rollers and Charger Stands
BHS Models BS-SL, BS-DS, BS-TS, BS-QS
Poly rollers for spark-proof protection- Extra heavy-duty construction for a long service life
- Custom designs available
- Models available in various compartment configurations
- Charger connector mounting holes and charger routing holes
- Charger anchoring slots for securing most makes of chargers
- Welded system feet
BHS Models BS, BSS, TBS
Adjustable legs (+/- 1/2″) for added convenience- Charger shelf comes standard on all BS models
- Poly-coated rollers for spark-proof protection
- Standard height available from 4 1/2″ to 25.9″ (115 mm to 655 mm) on all BSS and BS models
- CR-1 cable retractor mounting holes on all BS models
- Efficient one-person changing system (TBS only)
- Easy grip push rails (TBS only)
- Custom built models also available to meet unique specifications
MTC Models RS (Two Compartment & Three Compartment)
- Heavy duty construction
- Non-conductive roller bed
- Spring loaded rollers
- Adjustable legs
- Battery safety stops
- 800 lb. capacity charger shelf
- Models for all battery sizes
MTC Battery Service Station Model B-SS
- Heavy duty construction
- Non-conductive roller bed
- Spring loaded rollers
- Adjustable legs
- Battery safety stops
- 2.5″ diameter roller
BHS Hardwood Battery Station Model HBS (with or without shelf)
- Heavy duty frame construction for added reliability
- Standard decking made of recycled polyethylene is acid resistant, non-conductive and environmentally friendly
- Custom-built models made to your specifications
- Models available with or without charger shelf
- 12″ standard height from floor to top of plastic interlay
- Wood sideways available for narrow battery applications
- CR-1 cable retractor and SB connector mounting holes
- Charger shelves come slotted allowing for optional 6″ shelf extension
- Charger anchoring slots for securing most makes of chargers
- Drip pans available
- Dust rail constructed at a tapered angle in center of stand preventing accumulation of debris
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