Crane fork, manual or spring balancing, Unimec FG1915R

What it is

Crane fork, manual or spring balancing, Unimec FG1915R. Key specifications: balancing spring-loaded.

A crane fork is a lifting attachment, hung from the crane hook, with tines on which pallets and palletised materials are loaded.

What it is for

Used for handling materials on site and for lifting loads, with accessories rated for the weight involved.

How to use it

Hook it onto the crane hook and adjust the balance and tine spacing to suit the load. Insert the tines fully under the pallet, lift a few centimetres to check balance and stability, then proceed. Do not exceed the rated capacity, contain the load with a net or cage if it could fall, and never allow anyone under the suspended load.

Where it is used

• Residential construction
• Logistics and warehousing

Technical data

• Balancing: spring-loaded

Who it is for

Designed for crane operators, building contractors, bricklayers and construction workers.

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Before you order

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