Jun 12, 2017
AZ Hand Trucks offers a patented foot brake for its heavy duty hand truck. The foot brake allows the transport of heavy loads up to 2000 pounds.
Phoenix AZ - June 11, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —
AZ Hand Trucks and Brian Bering are pleased to announce that it has recently become an international company with customers throughout the United States, Canada, and the United Kingdom. The heavy duty hand truck uses a patented foot brake which is revolutionizing the industry. The foot brake permits its users to tilt back heavy loads effortlessly. The capacity of loads from one to two thousand pounds can be transported relatively easily.
The product is used by inflatable (bounce house), construction, landscape, vending machine, appliance and moving companies. The Phoenix-based firm fabricates each dolly according to US materials and craftsmanship. The best custom hand trucks are available at an affordable price. The patented foot brake built by AZ Hand Trucks was born out of the company's load carrying needs.
According to Brian Bering, during a recent interview, "We began fabricating custom hand trucks when we started our inflatable/party rental business, B.T. Bouncies. We found that it was difficult to put your foot on the tire and hold the dolly stable while attempting to pull back with a 1,000-pound inflatable. It was frustrating at best. Once the idea of a simple brake system was born, we began the task of fabricating our vision. This brake system is truly one-of-a-kind (patent pending) and easy for anyone to use."
The hand trucks serve a variety of industries through size and customized features. The weight loads in a wide range can be transported safely. Bulky or awkward items can be handled safely and efficiently by workers. The customized hand trucks make transporting loads effortless and easy. The importance of safety of the load and the employee are both considered when using equipment to get a heavy load up on a dolly or to get the load into or out of a transport vehicle.
Contact Info:
Name: Brian Bering
Organization: AZ Hand Trucks
Address: 4065 W Fairmount Ave, Phoenix AZ 85019
Phone: (888) 407-4770
Source URL: http://marketersmedia.com/patented-heavy-duty-hand-truck-foot-brake-revolutionizes-industry/206814
For more information, please visit http://www.azhandtrucks.com/
Source: MarketersMedia
Release ID: 206814
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