The DTK roller skate pairs a rigid carbon-steel body with oil-lubricated metal wheels in a polyurethane cover, giving the unit smooth, low-friction horizontal movement under heavy machines and equipment. Available in working load limits from 6 t to 18 t, with 4 to 12 wheels per skate, it's built for factory floors, machine-moving rigs and plant relocation where a load has to slide sideways into position — not just be lifted straight up. Lift the load with a roller crowbar or jack, slide a pair of skates under the corners, and push; avoid snatch or shock loading.

It shares its wheeled carriage with the wider DTK family, but the DTKA adds a swivel top pad for angled and turning loads while the DTKO uses a fixed top plate — see the comparison below to confirm which model fits your move.

Why Choose DTK Roller Skates?

Not every heavy load moving job requires forklifts, overhead cranes or powered handling equipment. Where heavy objects, machines and industrial equipments need to be relocated across flat, smooth floors — for machinery installation, workshop layout adjustment, factory equipment relocation or in-plant material transfer — a set of roller skates does the job at lower cost and with less maintenance than heavy lifting or motorised transport gear. The DTK range is built for exactly that: dependable, heavy-duty horizontal load shifting.

Which DTK model fits your job? If you need flexible steering and precise load alignment for complex positioning work, the DTKA with rotating top plate adds smooth manoeuvrability and angular adjustment. If you only need straightforward straight-line heavy load transport, the DTKO fixed-top model is the simpler, more economical choice. Compare: DTKO Fixed-Top Roller Skate. Compare: DLFP-N Low HeadroomCompare: DLFP with Trolley