Forklift forks without hooks 2000 mm

Many Years of Presence in the Market - Jazgot Company

Our long-standing presence in the market at Jazgot has allowed us to acquire specialized and precise knowledge within the forklift industry. Thanks to this, our customers can rely on professional advice and reliable service.

The price stated in the auction description is for one fork.

Due to the forklift load capacity, there are 5 classes of carriages. The type "A" or "B" class depends on the height at which the lower fork hook is located.

How to choose the fork class:

To determine the fork class, measure the distance between the hooks (Fig. H2).

To determine the type "A" or "B", measure the dimension from the bottom of the fork to the top hook (Fig. H1).

Compare the measured dimensions with the data in the table below.

Example: Dimension H2=382 mm and H1+ 546 forks fall into class 2B.

To ensure safety during work, caution should be exercised, and the technical condition of the forks should be checked. Helpful guidelines:

Forks are a replaceable part and, regardless of resistance, wear due to friction on the ground. Therefore, it is essential to regularly check the thickness of the fork blade, as it affects their load capacity.

Avoid lifting loads with the ends or only one of the forks.

Ensure timely inspection of forks - no less frequently than every 12 months.

The forks come with a Declaration of Conformity, necessary for obtaining the UDT certificate - an assignment attesting to their quality and safe use.