Moving a Load to a Different Pallet or Support
Tell us what the goods arrive on, what they must leave on and where the change happens. Those three details help distinguish a truck-mounted Push-Pull from a fixed load-transfer station.
View the ForkFocus Push-Pull attachment · See slip-sheet handling
Two different ways to change the load base
Watch the fixed load-transfer station
This ForkFocus video shows equipment that changes the load base at a defined transfer point. It is a different equipment choice from the truck-mounted Push-Pull shown above.
What changes the equipment choice?
Truck-mounted movement
Check the slip-sheet tab, platen entry, carriage, hydraulics, visibility and remaining truck capacity.
Fixed transfer point
Check the incoming and outgoing pallet, footprint, access, pack stability and forklift hand-off.
Send the load and receiving details
Share the load dimensions and weight, pack strength, incoming pallet, required receiving pallet or slip sheet, changeover rate, available floor space and forklift details. ForkFocus can compare the two methods before quoting.
Check attachment and forklift fit · Check working-point capacity · Plan parts support