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Trolleys are intended for transporting loads on the tracks of suspended monorails built in underground mining plants in non-methane and methane fields. Trolleys are adapted for installation in the transport set of an apparatus train driven by a self-locking shifting device. They can also be connected directly or in a transport set with a diesel locomotive, maneuvering cart, and other drive approved for use in the underground of mines.

A transport trolley with a cable drum, type 12-156, is intended for the transport of ropes, cables and electric wires in mining excavations. The type 12-156 transport vehicle was made in two construction variants: 1. Version 12-156 - trolley with a drum frame with bearings, enabling 360 degrees rotation around the axis. Placing the drum frame on a ball bearing allows it to be rotated in the direction needed to stretch the cable or rope and to unwind it freely. 2. Version 12-156.1 - a trolley with a fixed drum frame, without the possibility of rotation. A transport trolley with a cable drum is adapted for transport on mine tracks with a rail spacing of 550 ÷ 900 mm. The construction of the cable drum allows it to be removed from the transport car and suspended under the transport set of the suspended railway.

The type 11-60.75 two-trolley sling is intended for the transport of various types of electrical equipment and other machines and devices on the tracks of suspended monorails in mining excavations of the "a", "b", "c" degree of methane explosion hazard and A or B class of explosion hazard. coal dust.

A manually operated trolley with immediate braking is designed for the transport of loads up to 150 and 250 kg, respectively, on the tracks of horizontally built suspended monorails. In the case of transporting long elements, a system of two trolleys connected by a folding rod can be used. The trolley can be used in underground mining plants, in non-methane and methane fields, in workings classified as "a", "b", or "c" of methane explosion hazard and in workings classified as class A or B of coal dust explosion hazard.