The Invicta Low Profile Jib (Model ILP) moves long and awkward loads from inaccessible locations when height is at a premium — the low-profile design sits flat on the forks to maximise available headroom, with 5 different lifting centres from 500mm to 1750mm. Supplied with a swivel hook and bow shackle, it features four-way pocket entry for ease of storage. Available in five capacities from 1000kg to 4000kg; manufactured in Leeds by Invicta Forks & Attachments.
Key Features
- Low profile design — sits flat on forks to maximise headroom
- 5 lifting positions — from 500mm to 1750mm load centres
- Four-way pocket entry — forks can enter from any direction for easy storage
- Swivel hook and shackle — supplied complete as standard
- Secure fork attachment — zinc plated heel pins
Technical Specifications
| Model |
Cap at 500mm (kg) |
Cap at 1000mm (kg) |
Cap at 1750mm (kg) |
Weight (kg) |
| ILP-1.0-OP |
1000 |
700 |
250 |
75 |
| ILP-1.5-OP |
1500 |
1100 |
450 |
80 |
| ILP-2.0-OP |
2000 |
1600 |
600 |
89 |
| ILP-3.0-OP |
3000 |
2100 |
850 |
107 |
| ILP-4.0-OP |
4000 |
3200 |
1100 |
118 |
Maximum fork section 150 x 50mm at 281mm centres.
UK Manufactured | LOLER Compliant
This product is designed and manufactured in the UK by Invicta Forks & Attachments, the UK's largest mechanical forklift attachment manufacturer, based in Leeds. Where applicable, this product is supplied with a test certificate and EC Declaration of Conformity. LOLER 1998 thorough examinations are required every 6 months by a competent person after initial certification.
More About This Product
The Invicta Low Profile Jib (Model ILP) allows the movement of long and awkward loads from inaccessible locations when height is at a premium. With 5 different lifting centres from 500mm to 1750mm, the low-profile design sits flat on the forks to maximise available headroom. Supplied with a swivel hook and bow shackle, the ILP features four-way pocket entry for ease of storage. Available in five capacities from 1000kg to 4000kg. Manufactured in Leeds by Invicta Forks & Attachments.
Suitable Applications
The ILP is suited to low-ceiling warehouses, mezzanine areas, container operations and height-restricted environments where a standard jib would be impractical.
A jib suspends the load, which makes the work a lifting operation with the examination and planning that follows. Where the load can be carried on the tines instead, fork extensions or brick forks avoid that entirely.
How to Use the Low Profile Jib
- Position forks and remove heel pins.
- Drive forks into pockets and insert heel pins.
- Position the hook at the desired lifting centre.
- Attach load and lift vertically.
Warning:
Only make vertical lifts. Do not shock load. Do not exceed the rated capacity at each lifting position.
Safety Information
- Ensure heel pins are correctly fitted.
- Only make vertical lifts.
- Do not shock load.
Inspection and Maintenance
Inspect weekly. Certified for six months from manufacture.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: When should I choose the ILP over the ILEP?
Choose the ILP when you don't need extending capability — it's lighter and more compact. Choose the ILEP when you need the extending boom for greater reach.
