Roklas can be distinguished by their load capacity. If the device can lift up to 1.5 tons of cargo, it is a small rokla. In cases with cargo weighing 1.5–2.5 tons, the rokla can be called medium. A large rokla can transport cargo weighing from 2.5 to 3 tons. Entrepreneurs who decide to contact the moving company 'URA! Pereyizd!' regarding rokla rental should know the load capacity.
The fact is that a small warehouse does not require the constant presence of even a small rokla. This tool costs a lot and depreciates over time. That is why it is much more profitable for many entrepreneurs to rent these trucks several times a month. Under an official agreement, the lessor provides the client with working equipment for the chosen time.
Rokla Characteristics
To ensure safe use of pallet trucks, certain rules must be followed. First of all, check the serviceability of the truck and that the operator is of legal age. The operator must fully control the process of operating the device. They also need to constantly watch their feet and hands to prevent them from getting into the moving parts of the truck and being injured. While working on a rokla, the operator must wear sturdy closed boots and gloves. Any open footwear is strictly prohibited.
Freight transportation on a rokla is only possible if the path in front of the truck is clear and well-lit. It is forbidden to load the truck with a weight exceeding the permissible limit. Ignoring this rule can lead to device failure and operator injury. It is also forbidden to load any cargo without pallets onto the rokla. The cargo must be securely fastened. It is forbidden for a person to stand on the forks of the truck.
The rental price of the device is 150 hryvnias per day with a deposit of 2000 hryvnias. If necessary, the lessor can provide delivery services of the rokla to a specified address. If the rental of the rokla is planned for more than 10 days, the lessor will provide delivery of the equipment to the lessee's address at their own expense.
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