These modular hand trucks allow users to replace parts of the hand trucks as they become worn or damaged, making them easier to maintain than non-modular hand trucks with welded frames and nose plates. They are used in delivery services and other commercial and industrial settings where the trucks will be used often and their parts may need frequent maintenance. These hand trucks have aluminum frames and nose plates. They weigh less than steel or stainless steel hand trucks and resist rusting when used in damp or wet environments. Aluminum nose plates are more rigid than magnesium nose plates and are best suited for environments with mild to moderate temperatures.

Extensions on these hand trucks increase the length of the hand trucks' nose plate to allow the trucks to carry bulky loads like cartons of snack foods or suitcases. The extensions can be folded up to save space when they're not in use. Also known as snack trucks or luggage trucks, these trucks are used in delivery service, vending machine maintenance, airport concession, and hotel luggage handling. The hand trucks are made from aluminum. They weigh less than steel or stainless steel hand trucks and resist rusting when used in damp or wet environments.

Nonmarring steel general purpose hand trucks have features that prevent the trucks' frame or wheels from rubbing against items on the trucks and damaging them. There is a covering on all parts of the frame that will come in contact with items on the trucks. The trucks also have wheel guards that create a barrier between items on the trucks and the trucks' wheels. Nonmarring hand trucks are used for moving sheets of material, panels, doors, small appliances, and other equipment with surface finishes that would be damaged if they made contact with the trucks' frame or wheels. They have steel frames and nose plates.

Easy-load steel general purpose hand trucks have nose plates with features such as a tapered shape, beveled leading edge, or raised runners that allow the plates to slide under loads more easily than nose plates that do not have those features. They have steel frames and nose plates and are used in warehouses, manufacturing plants, delivery services, commercial buildings, and similar settings.

These hand trucks have a slim profile and can maneuver better in tight spaces and narrow aisles than other styles of general purpose hand trucks. They are used in warehouses, stock rooms, retail stores, and delivery service. Modular hand trucks allow users to replace parts of the hand trucks as they become worn or damaged, making them easier to maintain than non-modular hand trucks with welded frames and nose plates. Aluminum hand trucks weigh less than steel or stainless steel hand trucks and resist rusting when used in damp or wet environments.

Ergonomic tilt-back aluminum general purpose hand trucks weigh less than steel or stainless steel hand trucks and resist rusting when used in damp or wet environments. They have two swivel casters mounted on a frame extension behind the trucks' two primary wheels. The hand trucks can rest on all four wheels when they are tilted back, which reduces the physical effort it takes to keep them upright when moving heavy loads. It also lets operators open doors and perform other tasks with their hands without having to support the trucks or return them to vertical and then re-tilt them again.

These hand trucks have welded aluminum frames and nose plates. They weigh less than steel or stainless steel hand trucks and resist rusting when used in damp or wet environments.

Ergonomic tilt-back steel general purpose hand trucks have two swivel casters mounted on a frame extension behind the trucks' two primary wheels. The hand trucks can rest on all four wheels when they are tilted back, which reduces the physical effort it takes to keep them upright when moving heavy loads. It also lets operators open doors and perform other tasks with their hands without having to support the hand trucks or return them to vertical and then re-tilt them again. The trucks have steel frames and nose plates and are used in delivery applications.

Powered stair-climbing general purpose hand trucks have a battery-powered mechanism that controls the motion of the hand trucks as they move up and down stairs. This eliminates the need for operators to pull or jerk loaded hand trucks up the stairs, minimizing risk of back strain when moving large appliances, packages, and equipment with the trucks. It also helps prevent loss of control as loaded trucks are descending stairs. These hand trucks are made from aluminum. They weigh less than steel or stainless steel hand trucks and resist rusting when used in damp or wet environments.

These hand trucks have aluminum frames and magnesium nose plates, which are lighter and more flexible than aluminum nose plates and are suitable for use in cold environments such as freezers. The hand trucks weigh less than steel and stainless steel hand trucks and resist rusting when used in damp or wet environments. Modular hand trucks allow users to replace parts of the hand trucks as they become worn or damaged, making them easier to maintain than non-modular hand trucks with welded frames and nose plates. They are used in delivery services and other commercial and industrial settings where the trucks will be used often and their parts may need frequent maintenance.

Load-control hand trucks have a hand brake that slows or stops the trucks as they're moving up or down inclines or ramps. This helps operators maintain control of loaded trucks while traveling on inclines or exiting vehicles or buildings. These hand trucks are used in delivery service and transportation applications. Modular hand trucks allow users to replace parts of the hand trucks as they become worn or damaged, making them easier to maintain than non-modular hand trucks with welded frames and nose plates. The hand trucks are made from aluminum. They weigh less than steel or stainless steel hand trucks and resist rusting when used in damp or wet environments.

Standard steel general purpose hand trucks have steel frames and nose plates. They are used in warehouses, manufacturing plants, delivery services, commercial buildings, and similar settings.

Stainless steel general purpose hand trucks resist rusting when exposed to water, cleaning chemicals, and other corrosives. They are used in locations such as laboratories, food- and beverage- processing plants, chemical- and pharmaceutical-manufacturing facilities, and outdoor or marine environments.

Easy-load and -tilt steel general purpose hand trucks have foot kicks that operators use to push the bottom of the trucks forward as they tilt the trucks back. This reduces the effort it takes to start the trucks rolling while carrying heavy loads. Sometimes called shovel-nose hand trucks, the trucks have tapered nose plates with a beveled leading edge that can slide under loads more easily than nose plates that do not have those features. They have steel frames and nose plates and are used in warehouses, manufacturing plants, delivery services, commercial buildings, and similar settings.