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Creform Designs Wire Spool Cart


Greer, SC — Creform Corpora tion engineers have designed and built a cart to support an electronics manu- facturer who required a cart to hold spools of wire during production. The cart is built with ESD components to match other structures in the factory, holds 6.5 in. (61.5 cm) diameter spools, and keeps stock of various types, color and gauges of wire to ensure rapid replen- ishment as material is used or in the event of a model change. With a simple design change, virtually any size spool can be accommo- dated.


The spools are support-


ed by two Creform pipes that cradle them by the rim. This design makes loading and unloading easier than trying to hang the spools by the center hole. It also makes it easy to retrieve any spool, without having to move another out of the way. Each level has a pipe that serves as a back- stop for the spools. The open design of the cart


makes all spools visible, which enhances visual inventory manage- ment. The two-sided cart has four shelf levels and is stair-stepped to aid in accessing each level. The cart has four 3 in. (7.6 cm) insert casters that make positioning and maneuverabili- ty easy. Two of the casters lock for secure positioning when needed. This particular cart is 2.3 x 4.2


x 1.8 ft (0.7 x 1.3 x 0.6m) in size, but like all Creform carts, is customized for the particular application and


CRE-600 spool cart.


available with a wide variety of pipe color options. Its modular design allows the user to add only the neces- sary accessories, such as label hold-


ers and hooks. Contact: Creform Corp., P.O.


Box 830, Greer, SC 29652 % 800-839-8823


fax: 864-877-3863 E-mail: scsales@creform.com Web: www.creform.com


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