Fork mounted attachments that extend what a forklift or telehandler can already do. Jibs, tipping skips, access platforms, drum handlers and fork extensions, all slipping onto standard tines so the truck stays available for pallet work. The range also covers fork hooks and bulk bag lifters, mostly built by Invicta and Eichinger.

Every attachment moves the load further from the mast, which reduces what the truck can safely carry. The reduction can be substantial, particularly with jibs at extension. Use the truck manufacturer's derated capacity information for the specific attachment rather than the attachment rating alone.
Attachments should be retained to the carriage with the pin or chain supplied so they cannot slide off during travel or tilt. It is the first thing an inspector will look at.
Once an attachment suspends a load — a jib, crane hook or bag lifter — the work is a lifting operation and carries additional planning and examination requirements. Attachments that simply carry a load on the forks generally do not.
Yes, often significantly, because it moves the load centre forward. Use the truck manufacturer's derated capacity information for that attachment.
Attachments that suspend a load are lifting equipment and carry examination and planning requirements. Check what applies to the specific attachment.
With the retaining pin or chain supplied, so it cannot slide off the forks during travel or tilt.
The range covers Jibs, Hooks, Fork Mounted Skips, Fork Extensions, Forklift Access Platforms, Drum Grabs, Bulk Bag Lifters and Carpet Boom.
Related ranges include Lifting Frames, Shackles, Wire Rope Pullers, Wire Rope Fittings, Pulley Blocks, Turnbuckles & Rigging Screws, Cable Grips and Stainless Steel.