Lift drop forks can be used for a variety of reasons, however, a common application is where height restrictions exist and retrofitting of a freelift mast is cost prohibitive.

  Used independantely loads with an un even underside can be lifted without altering their attitude.

  When combined with fixed forks they can be used with patented drop bottom box systems.

 Our fork design varies depending on the amount of lift an stroke required, but basically consists of a fork mounted on a 'T' rail and a hydraulic lift cylinder

  Hydraulically lift drop forks require a lockvalve to hold the fork(s)up when not in use, no lock is generally required to hold the fork down.

The actuation of the lift drop fork can be controlled with an additional hydraulic service, if this is not available a switchable solenoid valve can be used on a service shared with another attachment function. If neither an hydraulic or electronic function is prefered then sequencing can be offered. This achieved by using end of stroke pressure rise on an existing attachments function.
Model No SRS Cat No Ref No Capacity P (kg) Load Centre LC (mm) Mass Q (kg) Centre of Gravity CGh (mm) Lost Load Centre LLC (mm) Class De-rating Calculator
ATIB 55 0001 55ABS2A2001 1500 500 98   2A view calculator
ATIB 55 0002 55AFA2A2001 2500 500 129   2A view calculator
ATIB 55 0003 55AHY3A4001 3500 500 161   3A view calculator
ATIB 55 0004 55AKQ3A4001 4500 500 184   3A view calculator
ATIB 55 0005 55AP94A6001 6500 600 305   4A view calculator