It is widely used by tire manufacturers, warehouses, and logistics companies for handling and stacking tires of various sizes. It can grip one or more tires—whether laid horizontally or standing vertically on the ground—and rotate them through 360°. This equipment reduces operator fatigue, lowers production costs, and offers enhanced safety and high productivity.
Learn moreSteel pipe clamps are designed for efficient, pallet-free handling of rigid, cylindrical objects at ambient temperatures. They are widely used in construction, logistics, and other industries. Specifically tailored for steel pipes, these clamps feature tilting capabilities—forward tilt of 40° and backward tilt of 6°—as well as pressure‑stabilizing functions, significantly enhancing forklift maneuverability, safety, and handling efficiency. Additionally, the clamp arms can be customized to meet specific customer requirements.
Learn moreThe scrap clamp increases the mast’s forward and backward tilt angles, enabling a 10°–15° upward tilt and a 45° downward tilt. Meanwhile, its gripping arms securely hold the load, preventing forward tipping during transport and thus avoiding damage. The clamp can also be used in conjunction with buckets and other containers to safely and efficiently tip out bulk materials. Widely employed in applications such as material recycling and scrap handling, it significantly enhances forklift maneuverability and flexibility in loading and unloading operations.
Learn moreTilting forks increase the forward and backward tilt angles of the fork carriage, enabling a 25° upward tilt and a 45° downward tilt. When used in conjunction with buckets or other containers, they allow for the safe and efficient dumping of bulk materials, making them widely applicable in industries such as waste recycling, fertilizer handling, sand and soil, and plastic pellet processing—where hopper tilting is required—thereby significantly enhancing forklift maneuverability and material-handling efficiency.
Learn moreA three‑way stacker is a specialized attachment that allows goods to be placed either in front of or to the left or right of the forklift during lifting or lowering. It connects the forks to the fork carriage and, via two sets of hydraulic circuits, enables the forks to rotate 180° and laterally shift, giving the forklift the ability to pick up loads directly from the side without turning. This capability facilitates handling and stacking operations in narrow aisles. However, constrained by the forklift’s lateral stability, its lifting height cannot match that of a reach truck; nonetheless, one of its key advantages is its potential to replace reach trucks, thereby reducing aisle widths and improving warehouse utilization.
Learn moreStabilizing palletizers are primarily used to secure goods on pallets, preventing them from slipping during handling, and are especially well-suited for handling and stacking fragile items. They are currently widely employed in industries such as food and beverage, logistics, and import‑export trade.
Learn morePush‑pull trolleys are widely used for handling and stacking pallet‑free goods. By sliding the pallet beneath the load, the trolley pulls the cargo onto a carrier platform for transport, then pushes it into position at the destination. This operating method enhances efficiency while reducing the costs of purchasing and maintaining pallets. It is extensively employed in the petrochemical, chemical, pharmaceutical, logistics sectors, and other industries that require pallet‑free material handling.
Learn morePush‑pull units are widely used for handling and stacking pallet‑free goods. By sliding the load beneath a pallet, the unit is pulled onto the carrier for transport, and once at the destination, the load is pushed into position. This operating method enhances efficiency while reducing the costs of purchasing and maintaining pallets. It is extensively employed in the petrochemical, chemical, pharmaceutical, logistics sectors, and other industries that require pallet‑free material handling.
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Push‑pull trolleys are widely used for handling and stacking pallet‑free goods. By sliding the pallet beneath the load, the trolley pulls the item onto a carrier platform for transport, then pushes it into position at the destination. This method enhances operational efficiency, simplifies disassembly, and reduces the costs of purchasing and maintaining pallets. It is extensively employed in the petrochemical, pharmaceutical, logistics sectors, and other industries that require pallet‑free material handling.
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