Aardwolf Kitchen Installation Cart Pro – 1,102 lb Working Load Limit
Aardwolf Kitchen Installation Cart Pro – 1,102 lb Working Load Limit
The Aardwolf Kitchen Installation Cart Pro is a powered aluminum-framed installation cart with a 1,102 lb working load limit that lifts and rolls a finished countertop straight onto kitchen cabinets.
Aardwolf builds the kitchen installation cart in two versions: a steel-framed standard model with a fixed table, and this Pro version with an aluminum frame and an extendable table. Both carry the same 1,102 lb limit, so the frame material, the extendable table and the taller lift range are what separate them, not capacity.
Key Features
- 1,102 lb working load limit (500 kg)
- Aluminum frame - lighter to move and load onto a truck than the steel-framed standard cart
- Extendable table that takes slabs up to 86-5/8 in. x 47-1/4 in.
- Powered height range from 14 in. to 52-11/16 in., which covers floor pickup through cabinet rail height
- Three powered linear actuators
- Wireless remote control, so the operator can stand where they can see the fit
- 24V lithium-ion battery, no site power needed
- Integrated transfer bearings in the table surface so the top rolls sideways into position
What's Included
- One kitchen installation cart
Who Is This For?
Countertop installation crews doing kitchen sets single-handed or two-handed, where the alternative is four people lifting a finished top over base cabinets.
It is an installation tool, not a yard tool. It is not designed to pull slabs out of an A-frame or a rack, and it is not a crane attachment: for taking slabs off a rack the Aardwolf Lifter 50 Auto is the right tool, and for transporting slabs to site the Aardwolf Transport Frame TF2000PC does that job. If all you need is to wheel a finished top across a shop floor, this cart is heavily over-specified and the Omni Cubed Pro-Cart at 1,000 lb capacity is the sensible purchase.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the working load limit of the Aardwolf Kitchen Installation Cart Pro?
Aardwolf publishes a 1,102 lb (500 kg) working load limit for the Pro kitchen installation cart.
What is the largest slab it will take?
The extendable table handles slabs up to 86-5/8 in. x 47-1/4 in.
How high does it lift?
The powered height range runs from 14 in. to 52-11/16 in., which spans floor-level pickup and standard cabinet rail height.
How is it powered?
Three powered linear actuators run from a 24V lithium-ion battery and are driven by a wireless remote, so no site mains supply is required.
What is the difference between the Pro cart and the standard cart?
The Pro has an aluminum frame and an extendable table; the standard model is steel-framed with a fixed table. Both share the same 1,102 lb working load limit.