This category mainly includes Drum Stacker, Hand Drum Truck ,Electric Drum Lifter and Semi-electric Drum Lifter.
The Drum Handling Equipment is a pollution-free and unpowered loading and unloading product, which is characterized by compact structure, flexible transportation, simple operation and small turning radius. The oil drum truck is generally applicable to the handling and stacking of oil drum goods in factories, workshops, warehouses, stations, docks, etc. The car body structure is firm and compact. The oil cylinder adopts leak proof design and imported seals;It is more applicable to sites with fire and explosion protection requirements (such as printing workshop, oil depot, wharf, warehouse, etc.). The oil bucket truck has the advantages of reducing the handling workload and improving the handling efficiency.
Our Drum Stackers are specially designed for transporting goods in various supermarkets, warehouses, etc. The material is made of reinforced steel, which is durable and beautiful.
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> At 4:45 AM on Saturday, July 30th, the Main Fire Alarm Office dispatched the 18th Battalion to a working fire at the 1500 block of South Kostner. Engine 38 arrived first and quickly boxed the fire, reporting an exposure issue and a burn victim. I got there just as the fire was dying down in the attic, so most of my photos show rig placements rather than active flames.
> The first few images show Engine 95 stretching a hose line to the second floor from the rear. In the third photo, you can see smoke and fire coming out of a couple of windows at the front of side B, though one window is hidden behind bushes. It took about 20 minutes for the Still & Box to fully knock down the fire.
> Below are some of the photos I took during the incident. They capture the firefighters in action, both during the response and after the fire was under control. You'll see Engine 38, Engine 95, Engine 99, and even an old Seagrave truck still in service. There’s also a shot of a Chicago FD lieutenant on scene. These images give a good sense of the effort and coordination involved in a typical house fire response.
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