Industrial Transport Carts & Moving Carts for Sale

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From the warehouse to a restaurant’s kitchen or plant nursery, transport carts ease the operations process for everyone. Simply put, transport carts are mobile shelving units with wheels or casters. The body of the metal wire shelving carts, or the adjustable wire shelving, can be manufactured from plastic or wire mesh. Perfect for moving lots of items, these mobile units are used in horticultural operations, nurseries, manufacturing plants, commercial kitchen shelving, distribution centers, and retail stocking applications. Many mobile stock trucks might have a tow bar for linking and towing several carts at once and several of them also have modular shelving so you can choose shelf placement. Whatever your needs, we hope that you will find a solution here. If you can’t find what you are looking or if you have any questions, don’t hesitate to contact us. With Cotnainer Exchanger, you can upgrade to new wire utility carts and sell your used rolling storage racks.

Container Exchanger offers a full range of both new and used transport carts, excellent for commercial and industrial needs. We have partnered with freight companies throughout North America, we’ll help save money on shipping costs too. Check out the list below to see our entire selection of wire shelving carts and other adjustable wire shelving. Inquire on one of the item pages and our packaging experts will confirm availability and quote freight for you. See answers to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs).

Transport Carts FAQs

What's the Weight Capacity of a Typical Industrial Transport Cart?

It varies widely by frame and caster rating, but industrial transport carts in our inventory commonly range from a few hundred pounds up to 2,000+ lbs of capacity on heavy-duty units. Capacity is a function of frame gauge, deck material, and caster rating together -- check all three on the listing, not just one.

What's the Difference Between a Transport Cart and a Platform Truck?

The terms overlap in practice, but 'transport cart' generally implies a cart built for repeated point-to-point movement of material within a facility, while 'platform truck' sometimes implies a flatbed design meant for general hauling. If you're not sure which fits your use case, tell your rep what you're moving and over what distance and they'll point you to the right listings.

Do These Carts Come With Brakes?

Many heavier-duty transport carts include locking or braked casters, especially on units rated for use on any kind of grade or near loading docks. Check the caster spec on the individual listing -- it's usually called out specifically because it matters for safety on anything but a flat, level floor.

Can I Get a Custom Deck Size?

New transport carts can be built to a custom deck size and capacity. For standard sizes, used inventory is usually available faster and at a lower cost -- browse current listings or ask your rep to flag matching inventory as it comes in.