Electric Burden Carrier
Electric Burden Carrier
Free shipping. Freight is included in the price shown — ground service to commercial addresses in the contiguous US.
Non-lift electric burden carrier for warehouse, plant, and distribution center transport. 350 lb payload, 15 mph top speed, zero-degree turning, aluminum frame — and two swappable 36 V batteries included with every unit.
Two batteries included with every unit
Every unit ships with two 36 V swappable battery packs — no extra charge. One runs the vehicle for 3–5 hours while the second charges on the shelf, so the carrier keeps working straight through back-to-back shifts. Swapping is tool-free and takes seconds, which means no waiting on a charger and no second unit bought just to cover downtime.
Specifications
- Payload capacity: 350 lb
- Unit weight: 35 lb (20" × 20" deck) · 65 lb (35" × 35" deck)
- Deck sizes: 35" × 35" or 20" × 20"
- Deck height: 5" (20" × 20") · 8" (35" × 35")
- Motor: 500 W
- Batteries: two 36 V swappable packs included — UL-rated cells
- Runtime: 3–5 hr per pack, 6–10 hr per pair
- Top speed: 15 mph
- Turning radius: Zero degree
- Frame: Aluminum
Choosing your deck size
The two deck sizes are built for different floors. The 20" × 20" deck sits 5" tall on smaller wheels tuned for smooth indoor surfaces and the tightest aisles. The 35" × 35" deck sits 8" tall on larger tires that handle rough, broken and outdoor concrete as well as everything the small unit does — and carries a wider load footprint.
| Surface | 20" × 20" | 35" × 35" |
| Polished and smooth indoor concrete | Yes | Yes |
| Carpet | Yes | Yes |
| Turf | Yes | Yes |
| Rough and broken outdoor concrete | No | Yes |
| Outdoor yards, ramps and dock aprons | No | Yes |
| Tightest indoor aisles | Best | Yes |
| Deck height | 5" | 8" |
Short version: if the unit lives indoors on finished floors, choose the 20" × 20". If it crosses a threshold to an outside surface at any point in the shift, choose the 35" × 35".
Lead time & shipping
Units are built to order and ship in 2–4 weeks.
Freight is included in the unit price. No separate shipping charge at checkout — the price you see is the delivered price to a commercial address in the contiguous United States.
Shipping weight is 35 lb for the 20" × 20" unit and 65 lb for the 35" × 35" unit, so single units move on standard ground service rather than LTL freight.
Contact us before ordering if your site has specific delivery requirements — liftgate service, limited dock access, residential delivery, or shipping outside the contiguous US.
Configured and quoted per facility. Request a quote for fleet quantities or custom deck and battery configurations.
Scope of supply
What ships with each unit
The price on this page is the base vehicle, delivered. Freight is already included — there is no shipping charge added at checkout. Attachments and compliance configurations are quoted separately so you are not paying for a bundle your operation does not run.
Included with the unit
- Electric Burden Carrier unitAluminum frame, drive, controls, and the deck size selected above — 20″ × 20″ or 35″ × 35″.
- Two 36V swappable battery packsBoth included at no extra charge. UL-rated cells, tool-free swap — run one while the other charges for continuous ride time across back-to-back shifts.
- Freight to your dockIncluded in the price shown. Shipping weight is 35 lb for the 20″ × 20″ unit and 65 lb for the 35″ × 35″ unit, so single units move on standard ground service rather than LTL freight. Commercial addresses in the contiguous US.
Quoted separately
- AttachmentsShelving tiers, bins and totes, tow hitch, tool racks, beacons, and custom fixtures. Tell us the application and we will spec it.
- Additional battery packsTwo already ship with every unit. Add more only if you are running around the clock or staging spares across a fleet.
- Compliance configurationsCMMC, ITAR/EAR/CUI, and JCP/eJCP handling for defense and government procurement.
- Non-standard deliveryLiftgate service, limited dock access, residential delivery, and shipments outside the contiguous US. Contact us before ordering.
Designed and assembled in the USA through an ISO 9001:2015 certified supplier network.
Patent pendingWhich deck size do you need?
Both decks share the same base unit, the same included battery pair, and the same attachments. The difference is the floor you run on.
| 20″ × 20″ Indoor / tight aisles | 35″ × 35″ Indoor + outdoor | |
|---|---|---|
| Terrain | ||
| Polished and smooth indoor concrete | ✓ | ✓ |
| Carpet | ✓ | ✓ |
| Turf | ✓ | ✓ |
| Rough and broken outdoor concrete | ✗ | ✓ |
| Outdoor yards, ramps and dock aprons | ✗ | ✓ |
| Thresholds and expansion joints | ✗ | ✓ |
| Build | ||
| Deck height | 5 in | 8 in |
| Deck footprint | 20 x 20 in | 35 x 35 in |
| Unit weight | 35 lb | 65 lb |
| Payload capacity | 350 lb | 350 lb |
| Tires | Compact, smooth-floor | Large, rugged-surface |
| Tightest-aisle maneuvering | ✓ Best in class | ✓ Needs more room |
| Included with every unit | ||
| Two 36 V swappable batteries | ✓ | ✓ |
| Runtime per battery / per pair | 3-5 hr / 6-10 hr | 3-5 hr / 6-10 hr |
| Zero-degree turning | ✓ | ✓ |
| Modular attachments | ✓ | ✓ |
| Freight included, contiguous US | ✓ | ✓ |
Choose the 20″ × 20″
The unit stays indoors on finished floors - polished concrete, carpet, smooth slab - and spends its shift threading the narrowest aisles. Lower deck, lighter unit, easiest to step on and off all day.
Choose the 35″ × 35″
The route crosses a door at any point in the shift. Larger tires take rough and broken outdoor concrete, ramps and dock aprons - and it still runs every indoor surface the small unit does, with a bigger deck for the load.
Both decks run on the same base unit, the same 36 V swappable battery pair, and the same attachment set. Not sure which fits your floor? Call 1-832-990-6003 and describe the route.
See it in the aisle
The Electric Burden Carrier at work
A short walkthrough of footprint, turning radius, and load handling in a standard-width aisle.
The cost of walking the floor
What musculoskeletal claims actually cost
Strains, sprains, and overexertion injuries are the most common category of workplace injury in the United States — and in large facilities, a lot of that load comes from repetitive walking and carrying on hard concrete.
Long-distance walking on concrete, shift after shift, is a primary driver of lower-extremity musculoskeletal disorders in warehouse work. The claims that follow show up as workers' comp premiums and medical spend — but the larger number is usually the one nobody line-items: replacement hiring, retraining, and the throughput you lose while a fatigued or absent worker is off the floor.
- Riding instead of walking takes cumulative load off backs, knees, and feet — the exposure that precedes most MSK claims.
- A compact footprint means the unit works in your existing aisles, with no racking changes or facility modification.
- Establish a baseline first — trailing 12-month claim frequency and cost, daily miles per worker — so a pilot can be measured against real numbers.
Figures describe U.S. national averages for musculoskeletal disorder claims and are provided for general context only. They are not a projection for any particular facility, and equipment on its own does not guarantee injury reduction or cost savings — outcomes depend on layout, process, adoption, and site conditions.
Sources: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics; NIOSH; TexTrack facility analysis.
Goes well with...
One-page sheets for your floor
Where the unit earns its keep in your industry, which deck size to order, and the full spec - on a single page you can forward or print.
Do not see your industry? Call 1-832-990-6003 and we will put your route on paper.