Forklift Attachments | Vancouver, BC, Canada

The Most Popular Forklift Attachment Options

Side Shift Attachments
- Hook Mount

Side Shift Attachments
- Pin Mount

Fork Positioners

Bale Clamps

Carton Clamps

Paper Roll Clamps

Drum Clamps

Fork Clamps

Rotators

Push / Pull ( Slip
Sheet ) Attachments

Single Double Pallet Handler

Carpet Poles

Forklift Sweepers

Forklift Snow Plows

Forklift Ramps

Unique, Special & Custom Designed Forklift Attachments

Layer Pickers

Load Stabilizers

Load Transfer Stations

Stationary Load Inverters

Turnaload Clamps

Forward Bin Dumpers

Integral Carriages

Anode Handlers

Brick Handlers

Block Handlers

Broke Clamps

Buckets

Concrete Handlers

Fixed Fork Spreaders

Foam Handlers

Forging Clamps

Furnace Chargers

Glass Panel Handlers

Grapple Arm Clamps

Inverta Push

Load Extenders

Marble Slab Handlers

Pipe / Pole Hold Downs

Load Pushers

Roll Clamps

Roll Scoops

Stationary Mast Stands

Tire Handlers

Train Wheel Handlers

Turnafork Clamps

Turnaload Clamps

Wine Barrel Handlers

Car Handlers

Bread Tray Handlers

Slope Pilers

Slue Carriages

Forklift Snow Plows

Appliance Handlers

Jib Booms

The Top ( 5 ) Ways To Spot A Forklift Attachment Application

1. Look for uniformly sized products being handled manually and in large volumes by unskilled employees. A perfect example is where a shipping container is being unloaded by hand because the boxes are not on pallets.
2. Observe bottlenecks throughout the material handling process where goods are taking far too long to be loaded, unloaded or put into storage.
3. Take note of repetitive staff injuries as a result of employees manually handling your products.
4. Look for excessive product damage as a result of inefficient or unsafe handling of your products.
5. Look for poorly utilized forklift assets. Maybe there is something else they could be doing.

Next Steps ...

When it comes to lift truck attachments, the sky’s the limit. If you can dream it, it likely already exists.

The pictures below represent a small fraction of all the different types of attachments that are available. In addition, most professional forklift attachment manufacturers will entertain building a custom, never-designed-before solution when presented with the opportunity to do so.

Separately, it’s very important to properly match any of these attachments to the forklift so they work in harmony with the needs of your business. To do that, you need an experienced forklift professional that understands the nature of your application but who also understands the technical limitations of the attachment and the forklift equipment in question.

Fleetman Consulting Inc. has the experience and the tools to investigate whether forklift attachments are right for your business and they have the skill to figure out exactly which one is right for you.