Aardwolf Pivot Forklift Boom - PFB1-2600
Aardwolf Pivot Forklift Boom PFB1-2600
The Pivot Boom model PFB1-2600 is adjustable for height and length. The tilt facility allows extra height to compensate for the hook and sling length lost when lifting with a jib attachment.
Features
- The boom extension is designed so that it cannot be pulled all the way out
- The boom is firmly secured onto fork blades by two bolts located at the back of each fork pocket and restraint pins
Specifications
| Metric (mm-kg) |
Imperial (inch-lbs) |
| Manual Telescope |
1500 - 2600 mm |
| Increment |
2 - 550 mm |
| Slip onto Fork (Fork Pockets) |
154 x 58 mm |
| Fork Pockets |
366 mm |
| Working Load Limit |
Retracted: 1500 kg |
| Extended: 500 kg |
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| Net Weight |
150.5 kg |
| Gross Weight |
151 kg |
| Packaging Dimensions |
1750 x 620 x 580 mm |
What our Experts Think
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Adjustable Reach and Height: Telescopes from 1500 mm to 2600 mm (59" to 102.4") in 560 mm (22") increments, allowing flexibility in lifting operations.
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Tilt Functionality: Offers a tilt range of 0° to 52°, ideal for gaining extra height when using a hook and sling combination.
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Secure Attachment: Fits standard forklift forks with pockets measuring 154 x 58 mm and is secured with bolts and restraint pins for safe operation.
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Load Capacity: Working load limit of 1500 kg when retracted and 500 kg when fully extended, subject to the forklift's rated capacity.
Q&A
Q: What is the Aardwolf PFB1-2600 Pivot Forklift Boom used for?
A: It's designed to extend the reach and lifting height of forklifts, ideal for handling stone slabs, construction materials, and other heavy loads.
Q: What is the working load limit?
A: It supports up to 1,500 kg when retracted and 500 kg when fully extended.
Q: How is it secured to the forklift?
A: The boom slips onto forks with pockets measuring 154 mm x 58 mm and is secured by two bolts at the back of each fork pocket and restraint pins.
Q: What is the tilt range?
A: The boom can tilt up to 52°, allowing for versatile lifting angles.
Maintenance Tips
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Inspect Regularly: Examine the clamp's frame, jaws, and lifting eye for any signs of wear, cracks, or deformation.
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Clean After Use: Remove dust, debris, and moisture from all components to prevent corrosion and maintain optimal performance.
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Check Gripping Pads: Inspect the high-friction, replaceable rubber pads for wear. Replace them if they show signs of damage or reduced grip.
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Lubricate Moving Parts: Apply appropriate lubricant to the moving parts, such as the pivot points, to ensure smooth operation.
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Test Functionality: Before each use, verify that the clamp jaws open and close correctly and that the automatic locking mechanism functions properly.
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Store Properly: When not in use, store the clamp in a dry, sheltered area to protect it from environmental damage.
