Electrical Product Agents

1. Specification

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Size(mm) | 4050*1730*2270 |
Motor | 48V/850W |
Controller | 18 tube |
Top speed(km/h) | <=30 |
Mileage | >=45 |
Ground clearance(mm) | 240 |
Battery | 48V |
Charger | 48V |
Wheel size | Front 300-10, rear 400-12 |
Ground ability | 15° |
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2. Description

Two fryers in mobile food cart, can make hamburgers, chicken wings, popcorn, chicken, chips and other fried food like that. The cabinet is mainly used for storaging the goods and gas tank.Square iron hot plate, can make hamburger meat pie, hot dog hams, fried steak and other food which need to be fried.selling snacks,as a fast food cart which you can make and sell fast food kitchen cart which you can make food for yourself shop which you can sell phone card and phone aid post which you can help everyone book store which you can sell newspaper , magazine etc housing when you have a trip by car or jeep repare shop to main for your clients empty cart which do it by yourself.

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3. Application

Cook food and sell food in the street

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4. Competitive advantage

1. Function &color optional

2. Durable and easy operate

3. Customization

4. Higher capability with lower cost

5. Stainless steel food cart/ color design

6. Multi-functional

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