What is a Forklift Attachement?
A lift truck attachment is a device that can be attached to a conventional lift truck. While the lift truck performs the task of transportation, the attachment performs the task of actual lifting, handling and maneuvering of load. Because applications of load handling and management can be diverse, companies find it especially economical to buy a conventional lift truck and then attach / detach these specialized devices as per the need. This makes the investment more viable and also allows the company to handle diverse types of items, such as those that come into warehouses, get downloaded from and uploaded onto ships, trains and aircraft, etc.
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Komatsu Forklift USA Inc serves the markets of North America, Central and Latin America, Mexico, South America and the Caribbean. The company adheres to ISO 9001 specifications and maintains internal quality standards.
Beginning from raw material, the facility fabricates and welds the individual components of the forklifts, followed by preparing and painting them. The components are then assembled into a...
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The SAS continuously monitors the lift truck's lateral stability and risk for lateral overturn. When these conditions are detected, the SAS engages a mechanism called the "swing lock cylinder" which stabilizes the rear axle. This action transforms the stability footprint of the truck from that of a triangle shape to that of a rectangle shape. A rectangular footprint enhances the...
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A standard powered pallet truck has the load-bearing capacity of up to about 3,000 pounds. The forks on the truck are reinforced so as to hold weights of this size. They are also tapered in some cases to increase the grip on the pallets and also to prevent any slippage.
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A reach truck comes in a variety of models. The simplest model is called the "Stand-up" reach model. Here, the reach truck operator slides the forks beneath the pallet, lifts it, transports it to the designated location, and deposits the pallet on to the location by sliding it in place. This truck model is ideal for contexts where the shelving...
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