What is a clamp forklift? A clamp forklift is an industrial handling vehicle mainly used for loading, unloading, stacking and short-distance transportation of various palletized goods. It adds an attachment to the forklift, which is usually installed in front of the door clamp, so that it can handle goods more flexibly.
The difference between a clamp forklift and an ordinary forklift:
1. Forklift: Mainly used to carry palletized goods, such as cartons, wooden boxes and metal plates.
2. Clamp forklift: The attachment in front of the door clamp is added, which can more flexibly carry goods of different shapes and sizes, such as long and round goods.
3. Operating handle: The operating handles of the two are similar, and both require a control device to control the lifting and movement of the fork.
4. Forklift: Suitable for carrying palletized goods, widely used in logistics and warehousing industries.
5. Clamp forklift: Due to its flexibility, it is more suitable for carrying goods with irregular shapes or requiring precise control, such as wooden boards, metal plates, etc.
The clamping forklift mainly includes the following components:
1. Frame: as the main structure.
2. Arm: connected to the frame, driven by the cylinder to rotate around the axis to achieve the clamping action.
3. Cylinder: drives the arm to clamp and release.
Working principle of the clamping forklift
The clamping forklift drives the arm through the extension and contraction of the cylinder, so that the arm clamps or loosens the goods, thereby realizing the handling of the goods. This design makes the clamping forklift more flexible and efficient in handling goods of different shapes and sizes. In short, the clamping forklift is improved and optimized on the basis of the traditional forklift, and the attachments in front of the door clamp are added to enable it to respond to various handling needs more flexibly.
