Invicta Higher Lifting Jib

Model IHJ | Carriage Mounted | Multi Hook Positioning | 1000–7000kg SWL | UK Manufactured

The Invicta Higher Lifting Jib (Model IHJ) is the ideal solution when a greater lift height is required or a lift over a static obstruction is needed. With the same robust attributes as the carriage mounted jib range, the IHJ delivers superior hook height via an elevated boom design. Multi hook positioning from 1000–1750mm load centres with supplied swivel hook and bow shackle provides versatile lifting capability across a wide range of construction and industrial applications. Quick release bottom hangers and a central lifting eye for ease of movement and mounting are supplied as standard. Manufactured in Leeds by Invicta Forks & Attachments.

Technical Specifications

Key Features

• Multi hook positioning from 1000–1750mm load centres — versatile lifting point placement for different load types and scenarios
• Supplied complete with swivel hook and bow shackle — ready to use straight out of the box with high-quality lifting hardware
• Quick release bottom hangers — fast and secure attachment to the forklift carriage
• Central lifting eye — enables easy movement and mounting onto the forklift truck
• Elevated boom design — provides additional lift height over static obstructions such as walls and barriers
• Painted bright orange for safety — high-visibility finish for on-site safety compliance

Suitable Applications

The IHJ range is suited to construction sites, warehouses and industrial yards where loads need to be lifted over obstructions or to greater heights than standard jib attachments allow. Common applications include lifting materials over hoarding, placing loads onto elevated platforms, and general construction lifting duties.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Inspection and Maintenance

Inspect regularly with particular attention to all weld points, lifting eyes, pivot points and any signs of deformation or corrosion. Certified for six months from manufacture — thorough examination under LOLER 1998 required every 6 months.