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Forklift Fork

Forklift fork, also known as tines or blades, is a crucial component of a forklift used for lifting and transporting loads. Forklift forks are typically two parallel steel arms extending from the front of the forklift, designed to slide under pallets, crates, or other materials for transport. They are adjustable to accommodate different load sizes and come in various shapes and capacities depending on the intended application.

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Key features of forklift forks include:

1、Length: Forks come in different lengths, usually ranging from 36 to 96 inches, depending on the needs of the job. Longer forks are suitable for lifting larger or longer loads, while shorter ones are better for tighter spaces.
2、Capacity: Each fork is rated for a certain load capacity, which is the maximum weight it can safely lift. Capacity is usually measured in pounds or kilograms.
3、Mounting Type: Forks can either be hook-type, which attach via hooks to the carriage, or pin-type, which are secured by pins. Hook-type forks are more common for standard forklift operations.
4、Width and Thickness: The width and thickness of the forks also vary, contributing to their load capacity. Heavier loads require thicker, wider forks for stability.
5、Taper and Tip: The front of the fork typically has a tapered design that helps to easily slide under pallets or other materials. The tips may be beveled or rounded for easier insertion.