Our extensive selection of premium Forklift Booms are engineered with design features that guarantee lasting strength and durability. Whether you require specialised carpet handling or versatile material lifting, we offer two distinct options to cater to your unique needs, Carriage-Mounted Booms and Fork-Mounted Booms with Safety Retaining Pins.
Forklift Booms Attachments
Our Carriage-Mounted Booms are expertly designed to seamlessly attach to the forklift truck's carriage. They are perfect for dedicated carpet handling tasks and are built to withstand the rigors of demanding industrial environments. While our Fork-Mounted Booms with Safety Retaining Pins come equipped with safety retaining pins, ensuring a secure and reliable attachment to your forklift forks. You can trust these booms to securely hold your loads, enhancing safety and efficiency in your operations.
With our high-quality forklift booms, you'll experience unmatched performance and longevity. Our under-slung forklift jib boom attachment is the perfect solution for when you need to utilise your forklift truck for handling rolls or coiled products. The fork-mounted design allows for a quick and easy changeover from pallet handling to roll handling with little downtime, making this jib ideal for when time is tight. Available in a variety of capacities from 1,000kg to 3,000kg, these forklift booms are manufactured in high grade EN19T steel, which is strong, durable and long-lasting.
Our forklift booms are carefully designed to ensure that the roll you are handling is lifted by using the full length of the forklift pole. Safety retaining pins are used to securely connect the underslung forklift boom to your forklift forks. In addition, like all our forklift attachments, the range of under-slug forklift booms come fully tested and certified to comply with the latest health and safety regulations. The second option is our low-profile forklift booms. These feature a low-profile design, making it ideal for handling rolls or coiled products that are stacked, for example, when loading or unloading stacked rolls from a lorry. The design also gives the truck operator greater visibility, while the free-standing “drive in” feature only requires the operator to fit the boom, reducing standing time.