Warning: The capacity may be reduced depending on the size of the contour.īlock Forks - Specially designed to accommodate the safe handling of bricks and construction blocks. Tire and Barrel Forks - Feature semi-circular cutouts mid-fork to accommodate the lifting of barrels, drums, and tires.Ĭoil Handling Forks - Feature a contoured blade to lift handle coils. Lumber and Plywood Forks - Feature a forged heel, square heel, single taper or double taper.
Shaft Forks - These are used to suit all pin type carriages. It’s important to know your vehicle’s capacity before installing new standard ITA forks onto your mast.įolding Forks - These forks are hinged so they can fold up to allow the vehicle to maneuver in tight spaces, such as elevators.Ĭarpet Poles - Single extended poles that are used to lift heavy carpet rolls.įork Extensions - Fit onto to standard forks to extend their length for handling longer loads. But even standard forks come in different lengths, widths, depths, and capacities. Standard ITA Forks - These are the types of forks most often found on standard forklifts. There are actually many different types of forks, most of which are interchangeable depending on how you plan to use your forklift.įorklifts can different types of forks. People who don’t work with forklifts all the time often assume that there is only one type of forks that fit onto lift trucks.
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