On-Stage Stands UCA1500 Utility Cart Tray

Maximize Your Cart's Capacity with the On-Stage UCA1500 Utility Cart Tray
Introduce the On-Stage UCA1500 Utility Cart Tray to your On-Stage UTC series carts and experience enhanced functionality and organization. Specifically designed to complement the UTC1100, UTC2200, and UTC5500 models, this tray offers a robust solution for carrying lightweight accessories alongside heavier equipment. Whether you're rolling into a gig, a presentation, or a project site, this tray transforms your utility cart into a mobile workstation.

Versatile Installation Options
Enjoy the flexibility of multiple installation methods with the UCA1500. For the UTC2200 and UTC5500 carts, the tray effortlessly rests on top of the vertical handles, providing a stable platform for your peripherals. If you're using the UTC1100, the tray can be securely attached using dedicated holes, aligning perfectly despite the varied heights of the vertical handles.

Robust Design for Reliable Support
Constructed from reinforced metal, the UCA1500 is built to support up to 80 lbs, ensuring that your laptops, projectors, or other essential gear can be safely transported without concern. The thoughtful design includes specific enhancements to accommodate a wide range of accessories and tools, making it an indispensable addition to your gear management.

Enhanced with Smart Features for Convenience
The tray is not just about adding space—it's also about maximizing efficiency. It features strategically placed cable management slots and slits for heat dissipation, ensuring your electronic devices operate at optimal temperatures and remain organized during use. These features are especially beneficial during long gigs or events where equipment overheating could be a concern.

Streamline Your Setup Process
By integrating the UCA1500 with your existing On-Stage utility cart, you consolidate your equipment transport into one streamlined, efficient package. This setup not only saves time during setup and teardown but also reduces the physical strain of managing multiple pieces of equipment simultaneously.