Kitting Carts

Metro Kitting Carts are designed to streamline the handling of totes, PCB carriers, trays, and other material containers on the shop floor. Available in single (PT1C), double (PT2C), or triple (PT3C) bay configurations, with an adjustable width option (APT1C), they adapt to evolving kitting and assembly workflows for electronics rooms, contract manufacturers, and lean production environments.

Features

• PT1C (single bay), PT2C (double bay), PT3C (triple bay) to match container flow and space availability.
• APT1C supports 16–25" width to fit different workstations and container footprints.
• Includes 2-brake and 2-swivel casters with a choice of resilient rubber or polyurethane tread for smooth movement and secure stopping on varied floor surfaces.
• Single bay ships with six S3C slides; double bay includes six S3C single slides and three S4C double slides; triple bay includes six S3C single slides and six S4C double slides. Slides are designed to securely cradle totes, PCB carriers, and trays during transport.
• Extras such as additional slides (S3C or S4C as applicable) are available to scale your cart as needs evolve; slides are sold as eaches.
• Specifically suited for organizing and flowing components, assemblies, or finished goods through kitting, assembly, and staging areas.

Benefits

These kitting carts help you improve workflow efficiency by organizing containers in a stable, mobile platform directly at the point of use. The modular bay configurations let you scale the cart to match your team size and workload, reducing travel time between storage, workstations, and assembly lines.

• Group totes, PCB carriers, and trays by project or job, keeping kits complete and reducing search time.
• The adjustable width option and configurable bays ensure the cart fits tight aisles and varied container footprints without sacrificing accessibility.
• High-quality slides (S3C and S4C) provide smooth, secure access to contents while casters with rubber or polyurethane tread offer move-and-stop reliability on different floor types.
• Add extra slides later to accommodate more containers or different workflow stages, without replacing the entire cart.
• Well-suited for electronics assembly, contract manufacturing, warehouse staging, and any operation that relies on efficient, repeatable kit preparation and material transport.

Who this is ideal for: teams managing frequent kit changes, electronics and PCB assembly lines, kitting stations, and contract manufacturers seeking a modular, mobile solution that grows with their process.

Tips for getting the most out of Metro Kitting Carts: measure your aisle and workstation widths to choose the best APT1C setting, plan your slide configuration based on typical container sizes (use S3C where frequent single-container access is needed, and S4C for wider double-container flows), and consider ordering a few extra slides for rapid reconfiguration as demand shifts.