1. Product scope and handling scenario
The Hoting queue identifies this TEBAK product as a multifunctional iron and plastic bucket hand truck, portable translation bucket truck and drum-moving trolley. The detailed description also calls it a low-tank mechanical oil drum truck and steel model moving oil drum cart. In practical procurement terms, it is a manually moved drum-handling aid intended to support and reposition a listed 55-gallon drum within the stated load and height conditions.
The source record gives a rated load of 200 kg, a suitable barrel height of 915 mm and a listed applicable drum specification of 55 gallons. It does not identify the exact drum material, external diameter, bottom profile, center of gravity, locking method, braking system or surface coating. Those details matter because a hand truck's safe behavior depends on the drum geometry and how securely it is retained, not only on the rated load.
2. Verified specification table
The following values are transcribed from the product record and normalized for readability. The source uses the phrase universal wheel for the front wheel line and separately lists a Φ75 × 30 mm wheel; ask the supplier to provide a labeled drawing that confirms which wheel is fixed, swivel or load-bearing.
3. Rated load and real handling weight
The listed rated load is 200 kg. A rated load should be evaluated with the complete handling condition: drum plus contents, uneven floor, ramp or threshold, turning force, acceleration, stopping distance and operator posture. Do not treat 200 kg as a blanket approval for every floor or route.
Ask the supplier how the rating was tested and whether it assumes a centered, upright drum with all retaining components engaged. Put the target filled-drum weight, route surface and maximum slope in the RFQ. During a sample inspection, check frame deflection, wheel tracking, handle comfort, drum movement and stability while starting and stopping.
4. 55-gallon drum and 915 mm height compatibility
The source lists 55 gallons as the applicable drum specification and 915 mm as the suitable barrel height. These two values identify the intended drum class and height reference, but they do not provide the drum outside diameter, rim profile, base shape or tolerance range. A 55-gallon label alone is not a complete dimensional interface.
Request a compatibility drawing showing minimum and maximum drum diameter, height reference, contact points, retaining strap or lip, and the allowed center-of-gravity position. Confirm whether the 915 mm value is the drum height, the supported barrel-height range or a trolley dimension. If multiple drum suppliers are used, test each actual drum family before approving a common trolley.
5. Frame materials and retention safety
The title and description refer to iron, plastic and a steel model. The record does not map each material to the frame, drum support, handles, wheel brackets or contact surfaces. Ask for a bill of materials or material description and confirm whether the drum-contact area has a protective surface that will not damage plastic or painted steel drums.
The source does not state a clamp, chain, strap, cradle, tilt-lock or drum-retention mechanism. This is a critical RFQ gap. Specify the required retention method, release steps and acceptance test. A trolley should not rely on operator force alone to keep a drum upright during movement over thresholds or uneven floors.
6. Wheel configuration and maneuverability
The wheel specification lists a front wheel of Φ125 × 40 mm and a universal wheel of Φ75 × 30 mm. The source wording contains an HTML entity and a misspelled universal-wheel label; the numerical dimensions are preserved, while the exact wheel layout requires confirmation.
Ask for a bottom-view drawing showing wheel positions, fixed or swivel behavior, bearing type, tread material, wheel hardness and load rating per wheel. Confirm turning radius, obstacle clearance and behavior on the buyer's floor. A total rated load cannot be allocated safely among wheels until the supplier explains the load path and wheel arrangement.
7. Packaging size, delivery and receiving inspection
The listed packaging size is 950 × 530 × 210 mm and net weight is 17 kg. Use the packaging dimensions for preliminary storage and freight planning, but request the gross packed weight and packing-list contents before booking transport. The source does not provide gross weight, case material, pallet status or package count.
The product description discusses plastic film, fumigated wooden cases and preservative film for machine shipments, but this hand truck record does not fully specify the package method. Confirm whether the trolley is assembled, folded or partially disassembled, and inspect frame straightness, wheel rotation, fasteners, paint or coating and included hardware at receipt.
8. Ergonomics and workflow fit
The record does not provide overall operating dimensions, handle height, turning envelope, wheelbase, tilt angle or operator clearance. Those omissions are important for a portable drum truck because the operator must control the load without placing hands near pinch points or the drum path.
Request the operating drawing and define the workflow: pickup position, travel distance, doorway width, threshold height, turning space and final placement. Verify that the 915 mm barrel-height reference does not create an unsafe handle or tipping geometry for the operator. For repeated movement, ask for an ergonomic trial with a representative filled drum rather than relying on the net weight of the trolley.
9. Surface protection, maintenance and environment
The product is intended for drum handling, but the source does not state corrosion protection, paint system, galvanizing, stainless components, oil resistance or outdoor-use suitability. Ask the supplier to identify the finish on the frame and wheel brackets and to provide cleaning and maintenance instructions.
For oil, chemical or food-related drums, confirm compatibility of wheel tread and drum-contact materials with spills and cleaning agents. Ask whether wheel bearings are sealed, whether fasteners require periodic tightening and which parts are replaceable. Do not infer chemical resistance or a hygiene grade from the words iron, plastic or steel alone.
10. RFQ and acceptance checklist
The RFQ should identify the TEBAK multifunctional drum hand truck and product ID 1601548643734, then confirm 200 kg rated load, 915 mm suitable barrel height, 55-gallon drum specification, 950 × 530 × 210 mm packaging size, Φ125 × 40 mm front wheel, Φ75 × 30 mm universal wheel and 17 kg net weight.
Add the missing acceptance fields: compatible drum diameter and material, retention mechanism, wheel layout, per-wheel capacity, operating dimensions, turning radius, brake or parking control, frame material and finish, packed gross weight, spare wheels, warranty and test method. Approve the trolley after a controlled test with the actual drum type and filled load, including starting, turning, stopping and threshold conditions.