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Forks - a reliable tool for handling loads
Forks are the basic lifting tools on forklift trucks, used to move loads. They consist of two parallel arms mounted on the carriage of the mast, which slide underneath the loads, allowing them to be lifted, transported and stored.
Fork 120x50x1200, Class 3A
A load-lifting fork designed for mounting on forklift truck carriages of mounting class ISO 2328 / FEM 3A. Manufactured from solid forged steel with high resistance to bending and material fatigue, and heat-treated to achieve the required hardness. Quick fitting onto the carriage is ensured by standardised upper and lower attachments with a positioning lock.
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1200x100x40 forks, class 2A, one piece
Forklift forks measuring 1200 x 100 x 40 mm, designed for fitting to the carriage of internal combustion and electric forklift trucks in mounting class ISO/FEM 2A.
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Fork 120x8x4 cm
A load-bearing fork designed for fitting to forklift truck carriages of mounting class ISO 2328 / FEM 2A. Manufactured from solid forged steel that has undergone full heat treatment, ensuring high permissible bending loads and resistance to material fatigue during intensive handling operations.
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The importance of forks
- Efficient lifting of loads: The forks enable the safe lifting and movement of a wide variety of loads, which is key to work efficiency.
- Durability: They provide stability and safety when working with heavy loads, minimising the risk of accidents.
- Versatility: They can be used for different types of loads, making them a versatile tool in warehouses and on construction sites.
Types of forks and their use
Forks can come in different configurations to suit the specific needs of users. Here are some typical fork types:
- Standard forks: Commonly used on forklift trucks, ideal for lifting pallets and other standard loads.
- Telescopic forks: Allow for length adjustment, which is useful when working with loads of different sizes.
- Specialist forks: Designed for specific applications such as transporting drums or containers.
How do I look after my forks?
To ensure that your forks work for a long time without problems, regular inspection and maintenance is recommended. Here are some tips:
- Regular condition checks: Inspect the forks for cracks, wear and tear and other damage. If problems are found, repair or replace immediately.
- Lubrication: Maintain adequate lubrication at moving points to minimise friction and wear.
- Correct use: Avoid overloading the forks and use them in accordance with the manufacturer's recommendations to ensure a long service life.
Get in touch with our team of specialists!
If you have questions about choosing the right forks or need technical advice, our specialists are ready to help you. Contact us for expert advice and technical support. We are here to help you choose the best components for your machine, ensuring optimum performance and reliability.