Electric Stair Climbing Trolley Skipper Plasmoid

We know it’s a tough choice. Domino is more advanced in terms of technology and software, as it is equipped with guidance assist sensors and performs most tasks autonomously. The operator only has to steer it by choosing the direction. However, it has a limitation for transporting loads that are too high (over 2 meters), as there may be height restrictions when passing through stairs where the height between floors is less than 2.70 meters. The Skipper has been specifically designed to overcome this limitation. It is designed to carry high loads (even over 2 meters), and because the load tilts on the stairs, it can pass through spaces that would otherwise be impossible with a high load. Skipper is ideal for moving boilers, windows, glass panels, marble slabs, fire extinguishers, and anything else that is tall and needs to be moved in basements or tight spaces.

Absolutely Yes. In fact, it is equipped with independent motors that allow 360-degree rotation even in the tightest of spaces. With Skipper it is possible to rotate on the landings in two different ways, depending on the space available: i. Turning on the tracks: it can be done when the landing is wide enough and allows you to always have the load on the tracks, the maneuver is extremely easy and safe to perform, suitable for those who are new to using the machine; ii. Turning on the tips of the tracks: this is a more technical maneuver, usually performed by those who are more familiar with the product; it allows turning in very confined spaces, but requires the operator to manage the balance of the load.

Absolutely Not. The Zonzini brand tracks are synonymous with stability and safety on the stair, they are made with a special rubber compound that guarantees maximum grip on most surfaces and in practically all transport conditions. They are suitable for use on external surfaces for site movement, as well as on particularly delicate internal surfaces such as wooden, marble, or glass staircases. Zonzini specializes in tracked electric stair climbers, and there has never been a case of damage to the stairs due to the tracks. In fact, it is important to note that the tracks always rest on at least 4 or 6 support points on the staircase, which means that the weight is evenly distributed and that the load on each step is significantly lower than the total load carried.