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Accuride Introduces a Tilt Track System for Drop Down Access to Drawers and Trays
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| Jan 26, 2015 |
Model AL4190 is a unique movement solution that tilts drawers downward when opened. This provides easy access to items stored at shoulder level and above.
Santa Fe Springs, CA- Accuride introduces Model AL4190, a Tilt Track System that provides access to drawers or trays installed at shoulder level and above. The system uses wheels and rollers to extend the drawer and an aluminum channel guides the back of the drawer upward as it slides out of the case, tilting the drawer downward for easy viewing and access to contents. Model AL4190 carries drawers up to 40" wide and loads up to 140 pounds.
The system is comprised of lightweight and corrosion-resistant aluminum tracks, roller wheel assemblies, and track rollers. Tracks are available in lengths of 24" and 40". The system is easy to fit and fully adjustable with the drawer in place. The installer can alter the angle of the tilt, which varies based on the angle of the track, attachment location of the track roller, and positioning of bumper stops.
This product may be used with Accuride's CBHand-2 Locking handle kit, which is a double handle with a centrally located push-button mechanism that locks drawers in a closed position.
Model AL4190 is a good solution for drawers and trays used for supply and equipment storage in retail fixtures, commercial kitchens and restaurants, medical facilities, and garages. For more information, visit:
About Accuride International:
For more than 50 years, Accuride International has been a leader in the design and manufacture of ball bearing slides and movement solutions for a broad range of applications across a variety of industries. Offering engineering and product design, application solutions, manufacturing expertise, and more, Accuride is a worldwide presence that can collaborate with companies in any industry, anywhere. For more information, visit http://www.accuride.com.
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