1) Slip sheet
Often a piece of cardboard or plastic sheeting on which a load is placed and is moved/removed with a special fork lift equipped like forks with rollers and/or push pull attachment.
1 - 15 of 79 results
Often a piece of cardboard or plastic sheeting on which a load is placed and is moved/removed with a special fork lift equipped like forks with rollers and/or push pull attachment.
Hydraulic fork lift truck attachment which can be used for palletless handling applications. The pushpull attachment needs to be used in combination with a slipsheets. Another attachment for palletless handling operations are special lift truck forks which contain two layers of rollers.
Hydraulic lift truck forks that can be used for one sided loading, double-deep stacking and as hydraulic fork extensions.
A power operated device controlled by an operator standing behind it, which lifts, stacks, and transports pallets.
A hand cart with a scissor or mast supported lifting platform.
Industrial truck with a platform rather than forks for supporting the load: it cannot lift, load or unload.
Material handling equipment that is designed to move within and outside a facility to transport materials, people and maintenance/service supplies. Such equipment can range from industrial trucks, personnel carriers, lifts and AGV's.
The maximum amount of static load that can be applied to the edge of a platform (end or side) when the lift is in any raised position.
A device to prevent lift movement when the landing gate is not fully closed and to prevent the landing gate from being opened unless the lift platform is present at that landing.
A scissors lift device used to raise, lower, stack, convey and/or transfer material between two or more elevations and not limited to landing.
The rated load of a material handling lifting device (i.e., scissors lift, hoist) applied as uniformly distributed load.
The edges of the lift platform that are perpendicular to the scissor legs. The end dimension is considered the platform width.
The maximum amount of single axle load which may be rolled over the platform surface when the lift is in its fully closed position.
A raising/lowering device that is supported or stabilized by one or more pantograph leg section.
Extremely slow speed movement of a scissors lift that is the result of normal, internal leakage of fluid control valves.