PowerPusher

Control is critical when you’re moving heavy paper rolls in tight web feed spaces.

RollMate’s tiller handle pivots 200°, allowing operators to precisely move paper rolls from the most ergonomic position, improving safety and access to rolls in confined staging areas.

Designed for real production floors, built for real operators.

See how it works: https://bit.ly/45BydO4

Meet the RollMate™ — The all-new PowerPusher built for moving paper rolls in tight production spaces.

With up to 8.8 tons (17,600 lbs) of pushing power, a compact footprint, and a pivoting tiller handle, RollMate is designed to make roll staging and feeding safer, easier, and more controlled.

From corrugate and carton plants to tissue and web-fed printing operations, RollMate brings power and precision where traditional equipment can’t fit.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/4q8BcF9

Another project in motion!

We’re taking you behind the scenes of our latest Rail Mover shoot with Harvest Film Company — capturing the precision, control, and power that make this machine an essential solution for rail operations around the world.

From heavy-duty yard moves to maintenance applications, our Rail Mover delivers safe, efficient performance where it matters most — keeping crews productive and projects on track.

Stay tuned for the full release — you won’t want to miss the Rail Mover in action.

We’re at the International GSE Expo — Booth #8053!

Stop by to talk GSE and MRO safety and check out our PowerPusher lineup built to move equipment like engine stands and baggage carts with ease and control.

Come see Brad in the booth and discover how we’re helping GSE crews boost efficiency and reduce manual strain.

We're live at the National Safety Council Safety Congress & Expo — Booth #3140!

Stop by to meet Chase Kvistad and Ryan Blesi, chat all things material handling safety, and explore PowerPusher’s full lineup of electric tugs, movers, and pushers designed to boost productivity and reduce injuries.

See what safe, efficient load handling looks like — we’ll be here all show long!

Something new is on the move at PowerPusher.

Our Material Handling lineup just got the spotlight in a new photo + video shoot with Harvest Film Company — and we can’t wait to show you the results.

Later this month, we’ll be releasing product walkthrough videos to help you see exactly how each machine works, where it shines, and how it keeps your operations moving safely and efficiently.

Make sure you’re following so you don’t miss it.

Our machines don’t just push.

They push. They pull. They turn.
And they do it with precision.

Explore what multi-directional control really looks like on our website.

Labor shortages don’t have to slow you down.

Two people. Thousands of pounds. Zero strain.

With a single operator guiding the PowerPusher and a driver in the vehicle, your team can move heavy cars safely and efficiently — freeing up manpower for higher-value tasks and reducing the need for temporary labor.

At PowerPusher, safety is engineered into every electric tug we build.

Manual material movement remains one of the leading causes of workplace injuries—from strained backs to crushed extremities. Our powered movers help eliminate those risks by replacing pushcarts, forklifts, and manual strain with controlled, powered movement.

- Reduce ergonomic injuries
- Improve load stability in tight spaces
- Minimize operator fatigue
- Maintain OSHA-compliant processes

Whether you're in manufacturing, warehousing, or modular construction, PowerPusher puts control and safety back in your hands.

Your team’s safety is our business.

It's Day 3 of Waste360's WasteExpo 2025!

Stop by Booth #809 to chat with Chase and Darran about how our powered movers are transforming trash management—safer, smarter, and more efficient.

It’s easy to overlook the small inefficiencies on the floor.

A few extra minutes to move a cart.
Two people handling what one tool could.
A workaround that’s “good enough for now.”

But over time, those little things become big costs—lost time, fatigue, even injuries.

If your team is constantly improvising how to move heavy loads, it might be time to ask:
Is there a better way to move this?