Dual-handle steel-deck platform trucks have handles on the front and back of their deck and can be pushed from either side, allowing them to maneuver in tight spaces. The handles can be removed to facilitate loading or make room for oversized loads. The trucks have low decks that reduce the distance heavy or bulky materials must be lifted when loading and unloading them.

These flow-through steel-deck platform trucks have perforated or grated decks with openings that allow debris and moisture to fall through the deck instead of collecting on it. Sometimes called garden carts, these platform trucks are used in garden centers, warehouses, manufacturing plants, and other areas where the carts will frequently be exposed to dirt, moisture, or washdowns. They have low decks that reduce the distance heavy or bulky materials must be lifted when loading and unloading them.

Cushioned bumpers on the corners of these steel-deck platform trucks protect walls, furniture, and other surfaces from damage if the trucks accidentally collide with them. The trucks have low decks that reduce the distance heavy or bulky materials must be lifted when loading and unloading them.

Combination shelf and platform steel-deck platform trucks have a long bottom deck that can accommodate lengthy items and sits low to the ground to reduce the distance heavy or bulky materials must be lifted when loading and unloading the trucks. The trucks also have short upper shelves that can hold tools, equipment, and other small items.

These steel-deck platform trucks have removable rails or wire panels that install onto three or four sides of the trucks' deck to keep items from falling off while the trucks are moving. The rails or panels can be removed to facilitate loading and unloading. They have low decks that reduce the distance heavy or bulky materials must be lifted when loading and unloading the trucks.

Towable steel-deck platform trucks have a drawbar and hitch for attaching the trucks to towing equipment or connecting them to other towable platform trucks in powered towing applications. Also known as caster steer trailers, the trucks have rear swivel casters that allow them to maneuver around curves and obstacles. They also have a handle that can be used to manually push or pull them, and the handle can be removed to make room for oversized objects. Towable steel-deck platform trucks are used in warehouses, manufacturing plants, and other industrial applications where items need to be picked with a platform cart and then moved to another area using powered towing equipment. They have low decks that reduce the distance heavy or bulky materials must be lifted during loading and unloading.

High-maneuverability steel-deck platform trucks have a caster configuration that allows them to make tighter turns and navigate more easily in narrow or confined spaces than other styles of platform trucks. These carts are used in tight spaces such as aisles in warehouses, stock rooms, and manufacturing plants. The trucks have low decks that reduce the distance heavy or bulky materials must be lifted when loading and unloading them.

The frame and deck of these platform trucks are made from welded steel tubing. Moisture and debris can fall between the tubes and away from the truck, which helps keep the truck clean. These trucks are used for moving large items or bulk items that are contained in bags, bins, tubs, or other large containers. These trucks have low decks that reduce the distance heavy or bulky materials must be lifted when loading and unloading them.

These steel-deck platform trucks have removable rails that install onto the left and right sides of the trucks' deck to keep items from falling off the trucks while they're moving. The rails can be removed to facilitate loading and unloading. Side-rail steel-deck platform trucks can be used for moving long, cumbersome items such as pipe, bar stock, and rolls of paper or carpet. They can also be used for moving panels and sheet goods. The trucks have low decks that reduce the distance heavy or bulky materials must be lifted when loading and unloading them.

These steel-deck platform trucks have a long, narrow deck with tall handles at the front and back. Also known as U-boat platform trucks, they are used for moving tall stacks of packaged goods and other boxed items. The trucks have two rigid casters at the center of the deck and four swivel casters at the corners of the deck that allow the trucks to pivot 360° when maneuvering in tight spaces such as aisles in warehouses, supermarkets, retail stores, and stock rooms. The trucks also have low decks that reduce the distance heavy or bulky materials must be lifted when loading and unloading them.

These work-height steel-deck platform trucks have high decks that minimize lifting and bending when moving items between the trucks and high surfaces such as storage racks, work tables, conveyors, or receiving stations. They also have shock-absorbing casters and cushioned deck matting that absorb shock and vibration while the trucks are rolling, which helps protect fragile items on the trucks from damage. Sometimes called instrument carts, these platform trucks are used for moving delicate, vibration-sensitive equipment in laboratories, testing facilities, and similar areas. The matting has a nonslip surface that stops items from sliding on the deck and colliding with each other. It is also nonconductive, which helps prevent damage to electronic items on the deck.

High-capacity steel-deck platform trucks bear heavier loads and start rolling more easily when loaded than carts with smaller wheels of a similar construction. These trucks have low decks that reduce the distance heavy or bulky materials must be lifted when loading and unloading them. High-capacity steel-deck platform trucks are used for moving molds, dies, metal sheets and coils, and other heavy equipment in manufacturing plants, warehouses, construction sites, and other industrial locations.

These steel-deck platform trucks have handles that fold down to save space when storing the trucks. The trucks have low decks that reduce the distance heavy or bulky materials must be lifted when loading and unloading them. Steel-deck platform trucks with compact folding handles are used in applications where they will be taken to different job sites or where there is minimal space for storing the carts.

General purpose steel-deck platform trucks are used for a wide variety of material-handling applications. They have low decks that reduce the distance heavy or bulky materials must be lifted when loading and unloading the trucks.

Work-height steel-deck platform trucks have high decks that minimize lifting and bending when moving items between the trucks and high surfaces such as storage racks, work tables, conveyors, or receiving stations.

These steel-deck platform trucks have shock-absorbing casters and cushioned deck matting that absorb shock and vibration while the trucks are rolling, which helps protect fragile items on the trucks from damage. Sometimes called instrument carts, these platform trucks are used for moving delicate, vibration-sensitive equipment in laboratories, testing facilities, and similar areas. The matting has a nonslip surface that stops items from sliding on the deck and colliding with each other. It is also nonconductive, which helps prevent damage to electronic items on the deck.

The decks on these steel-deck platform trucks are completely open on the ends and sides to allow pipe, bar stock, rolls of carpet or paper, and other long and large items to be loaded onto them. Also known as stake or stanchion trucks, the trucks have vertical posts at the corners that keep items from rolling or sliding off their decks. The posts are used to steer the trucks and can be removed to ease loading and unloading. The trucks have low decks that reduce the distance heavy or bulky materials must be lifted when moving them onto or off of the trucks.