Fork Lift Truck Handling Attachment

Fork Lift Truck Handling Attachments are specialized equipment designed to be attached to a forklift truck. These attachments enhance the capabilities of the forklift truck, allowing it to handle different types of materials and perform various tasks in a warehouse or industrial setting.

In the supply class Warehouse Trucks And Tractors, Self-Propelled, these handling attachments are specifically designed for self-propelled forklift trucks used in warehouse operations. They are built to withstand the demands of heavy-duty material handling and provide efficient and safe handling of goods.

Some common types of Fork Lift Truck Handling Attachments include:

1. Fork Positioners: These attachments allow the forklift operator to adjust the distance between the forks, making it easier to handle loads of different sizes.

2. Side Shifters: Side shifters enable the forklift operator to move the forks laterally, allowing for precise positioning of the load without having to reposition the entire forklift.

3. Rotators: Rotator attachments allow the forklift to rotate the load, making it easier to stack or unstack goods, or to empty containers.

4. Clamps: Forklift clamps are used to handle materials that cannot be lifted by forks alone, such as barrels, drums, or large rolls of paper.

5. Push/Pull Attachments: These attachments are used to handle loads that are not on pallets, such as bins or crates. They can push or pull the load onto the forks for easy transportation.

6. Carpet Poles: Carpet poles are long, cylindrical attachments used to handle rolls of carpet or other similar materials.

These handling attachments greatly increase the versatility and efficiency of forklift trucks, allowing them to handle a wide range of materials and perform various tasks in a warehouse or industrial environment.