Skiploader and hook lift trucks are two types of equipment used in the transportation and logistics industry for the handling and movement of goods. Here’s a brief overview of each:
- Separately controlled stands
- Fixed or telescopic main arms with or without upper crossbar
- manufactured cylinders
- Integrated safety to prevent miss-use
HIGHLIGHTS
- Separately and simultaneously controlled telescopic units
- Integrated stands and underrun bar
- Anti-corrosion treatment: shot blasting of fabricated components
- Front planking with adaptable trays
- Side and front container chocking
- Approved lifting chains and swivels with safety latch
Rear hooks with automatic safety latch for secure locking of body. Telescopic stabilizers with independent controls guaranteeing stability.
Radio remote controls made for simple and ergonomic operation from outside the cab.
- High tensile steel
- Cast parts for high- stress areas
- Manufactured cylinders
- Integrated safety to prevent miss-use
HIGHLIGHTS
- Removable hook or with safety latch
- The tilting frame provides unmatched lifting capacity
- Shot blasting and painting before assembly
- Customization: color on demand and wide range of accessories
- Optimized equipment height
- End-of-stroke damper integrated into the arm cylinders
Mechanical lock of main arm and tilting frame for safe tipping.
Engineered to load and unload in a short cycle time, the Ampliroll® hooklift increases efficiency and productivity.
LIFTING POWER THANKS TO THE ADVANCED TILTING FRAME
The tilting frame provides unrivalled power when it comes to body lifting. Its specific kinematics make it less prone to stress, especially in harsh operating conditions.
