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Powered Carts for Shipping & Receiving
PC Series Industrial Powered Cart - Heavy-duty
Includes choice between Non-Powered, Swappable Lithium, Fixed Lithium, or Sealed Lead Acid battery
EC Series Industrial Powered Cart - Compact
Includes choice between Non-Powered, Swappable Lithium, Fixed Lithium, or Sealed Lead Acid battery
NB Series Industrial Powered Cart - Mid-size
Includes choice between Non-Powered, Swappable Lithium, Fixed Lithium, or Sealed Lead Acid battery systems
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We want to help you with our warehouse workstations.
At Newcastle Systems, we are dedicated to enhancing the efficiency, ergonomics, and effectiveness of industrial environments. We hope you’ll reach out to learn more about what we can offer you and how we can make a difference on your shipping dock.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does a mobile workstation cart improve warehouse shipping and receiving?
A mobile workstation cart improves warehouse shipping and receiving by putting the computer, scanner, printer, and all necessary tools directly at the dock door or receiving station — eliminating the constant back-and-forth walking between fixed terminals and the point of work.
When workers can scan, verify, label, and process shipments without leaving the dock, the entire receiving and outbound workflow accelerates. Errors drop because workers aren't transporting paperwork across the floor or working from memory. Throughput increases because each step in the process occurs where the freight is, rather than in a separate area.
Newcastle Systems shipping and receiving carts are purpose-configured with battery runtimes designed to last full shifts, and include mounts for scanners, label printers, and monitors, all sized for the industrial dock environment.
What technology do shipping and receiving teams typically run on a mobile cart?
In a typical shipping and receiving application, mobile workstation carts power a combination of a laptop or desktop computer, one or two monitors, a thermal label printer (such as Zebra or Datamax), a barcode or RFID scanner, and a wireless router or access point when a dedicated connection is needed at the dock.
Some operations also run weigh scales, document printers, or signature capture devices off the same cart. Newcastle carts include standard AC outlets and USB ports to support these device combinations, with wattage options scaled to the total load.
Our team can recommend the right model and configuration based on your specific WMS, carrier, and equipment requirements.
How do powered mobile carts reduce walking time in a warehouse?
Powered mobile carts reduce walking time by bringing the workstation to the task, rather than requiring workers to return to a fixed terminal between activities. In a warehouse without mobile workstations, workers may walk anywhere from 8 to 12 miles per day just moving between terminals and their work area, time that contributes nothing to throughput.
Newcastle Systems' MotionMeter app lets operations teams run their own time studies to quantify exactly how much time their workers spend walking, and our ROI Calculator converts that data into a dollar figure — making it straightforward to build a business case for mobile workstations.
Customers who deploy Newcastle carts in shipping and receiving environments consistently report significant reductions in processing time per shipment and meaningful gains in daily dock throughput.