See Your Forklift Before It Ships
When the inspection record is agreed for an order, ForkFocus can photograph the exact truck, its identification plates and key components, then record basic operating movements. The buyer sees the machine being prepared for dispatch rather than relying only on a catalogue image.

Why an End User Asks for This Record
Many end users are buying a forklift for their own site and may not know the truck brand or the supplier yet.
- A clear plate photo identifies the machine being discussed.
- Four-side photos make its visible configuration and condition easier to judge.
- A short operating video helps them see the truck move and the mast operate.
Established dealers may already know the supply process and request less visual evidence.
The agreed order scope controls what is recorded.
01 · Identify the Truck and Engine
Photograph the truck plate and engine markings close enough to read. Compare them with the order specification before sharing the record. The photographed model and engine belong to this example only.
02 · Show the Truck from Every Side
Use front, rear, left and right views so the buyer can recognise the same truck throughout the record. Include the mast, forks, tyres, overhead guard and any order-specific equipment that can be seen from outside.




This gallery contains the views supplied for this example. For a new order, the agreed photo list should explicitly cover both sides as well as the front and rear.
03 · Agree the Operating Video Record
For a requested operating record, agree the movements to capture: forward travel, reverse travel, a turn, and mast raising and lowering. A video can show the movements of the supplied truck; its nameplate, configuration and load-chart evidence still need separate checks.
Make the Evidence Useful to Your Purchase Decision
Already know the model? Send the model, quantity and destination.
Still choosing? Tell us the load, lift height, ground conditions and intended duty.
We can discuss a suitable rough-terrain forklift direction and agree which photos, plate details and movements you want recorded for your order.



