Aerial Work Platform

Aerial Work Platforms - There are many attachments used for lift trucks that could be used to help expand the capabilities of your lift truck and allow you to lift things, handle materials with greater ease or to complete clean-up tasks.

Several of the accessories are specifically designed to fit on the blades themselves. Blade extensions for instance, are utilized if you need more blade length, which increases lifting capacity. Fork extensions come in lengths ranging from 48-120 inches. Triangular or rounded attachments are one more variety used if transferring rolled material so as to ensure it does not roll off of the traditional flat blades.

Lifting accessories can be pivoting and telescoping crane accessories. They come in many kinds. These attachments are often designed for transporting poles, lumber, metal bars or whatever type of bulky stuff. Additional attachments like other styles of hooks and hook plates are presented so as to lift objects utilizing a chain or sling. Slab filters and magnetic filters are other stuff which can be used along with hook attachments. Slab lifters are specialized accessories which are used for carrying a variety of materials which are delivered in a sheet or slab format. Rug rams or carpet poles are other lifting tools which attach to your forklift so as to make moving rolls of carpet easier. The attachment hooks onto the forklift's forks and has a pole which goes through the middle of the carpet roll.

There are many types of forklift attachment designed for facility maintenance like for example snow blades. These industrial forks can be attached to front end loaders and meant for transferring materials like for instance snow, dirt as well as mulch. Other popular cleanup attachments include standard sweepers and magnetic sweepers. Standard sweepers includes a broom which the lift truck forks hook onto for sweeping large spaces like for instance warehouse, factory floors and parking lots. The magnetic sweeper is the same except that it has a magnetic plate instead of bristles. The magnetic sweeper is utilized in places where there is lots of metal debris such as on shop floors for instance. Sweepers have widths up to 60 inches and this surface area makes clean up quick and easy.

Material spreaders are other attachments used on lift trucks. These spreaders are helpful for a variety of applications like for instance spreading fertilizers, insecticides, seeds, ice melt, rock salt and pellets.

Another optional lifting accessory are work platforms. These can be used by numerous different companies everyday. Platforms may differ in size from 36" x 36" to up to 60" x 60". A few models may be presented and are capable of folding up and storing into a smaller place. Work platforms are designed to raise workers up to an overhead location making use of the lift truck. Larger platform units have additional space for employees to carry tools and other essential objects meant for the task. Normally work platforms are constructed of poly material or steel.

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