Journal
The article is a classification of mechanical forklift attachments by typical application scenario. Some attachments are versatile and can be used across multiple scenarios.
Key selection parameters to match the right mechanical attachment.
Learn how to choose a forklift fork spreader for wide and flexible loads. Compare FS2.5 and FS3-LG models - capacity, spreader width, load guard, and finish options in one guide.
Learn how to choose forklift roller forks for pallet-less handling. Compare capacities, ISO mounting classes, lengths, and roller forks vs. push-pull - a complete buyer's guide.
Learn how to choose the right forklift fork extensions for long or bulky loads. Compare FE vs. EX types, sizes, capacities, and safety tips — a complete buyer's guide.
Whether you are specifying forks for a new application, replacing a worn set, or managing a mixed fleet, this guide covers the essential factors to get the selection right.
Forklifts are widely used in many enterprises and factories. Here's your step-by-step guide to choose the most suitable forklift.
Advantages of forklift attachments
A brief introduction to mechanical attachments: tipping bins, jib cranes and working platforms.
Recommended products
Popular pieces selected to support the routines, repairs, and ideas featured in our journal.
The Jib Crane FJ series is designed as an affordable general purpose jib crane, able to maneuver in confined spaces.
The Jib Crane JA series is widely used to lift goods, able to maneuver in confined spaces.
TDJ fork spreader FS2.5 safely picks up extra wide or flexible loads without the risk of damage to products such as plasterboard, roof sheeting, timber, plastic tubing, etc.
