ISO 9999 - Subclass and Divisions

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28 06 Assistive products for transporting objects in the workplace

Vehicle accessories and adaptations, see 12 12 00.

Alternative human propelled vehicles, see 12 27 00.

28 06 03 Carts, trucks and lorries for the workplace

Powered and unpowered vehicles with two or more wheels for transporting goods.
Included are, e.g., industrial sets of castors, electric drives for transport vehicles.

28 06 06 Hand operated lifting trucks

Manual or power-driven lifting trucks for lifting and moving loads. A person standing on the floor adjacent to the vehicle operates the vehicle.
Included are, e.g., pallet lifting trucks, high-lift pallet trucks.

28 06 09 Power-driven transportation vehicles

Transport vehicles for lifting and transporting loads. A person sitting in or standing on the vehicle operates the vehicle.
Included are, e.g. fork lift trucks, order-picking stackers.

28 06 12 Conveyors

Stationary or mobile equipment that transports materials, packages, or other types of items over short distances within a confined path using a moving belt or chain, sets of rollers, vibration or angled chutes.
Included are, e.g., conveyor chutes, roller conveyors, belt conveyors, loop and dragline conveyors, vibration conveyors.

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