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Our range of forklift truck attachments allow you to transform your vehicle into a multi-purpose industrial handling tool through attaching jibs, tipping skips, and hooks to your forklift. Whether you're lifting awkward or far reaching loads, disposing of heavy waste materials, or safely handling drums, our attachments extend your forklift’s capability, safely and efficiently.
From simple forklift attachments such as drum handling attachments, to more complex forklift road sweepers, we offer an outstanding variety of solutions, which are all fully certified and built to last. Our super-fast delivery means no more waiting around for manufacturers to produce your product. You’ll receive your order within 48 hours when buying forklift attachments from LES.
Most forklift owners do not exclusively use them for lifting and lowering pallets. Here are the most common attachments we see that benefit forklift users:
has many different purposes, it's mainly used as a connective tool that allows you to connect drum lifting attachments. It also allows you to attach a chain sling, webbing slings or other items with anchorage points to your forklift. The hook attachment capacity ranges from 1t to 5t depending on what variant you select.
Need to place loads into a lorry or far reaching spaces? The Extendable forklift Jib is a great solution, it provides a reach of up to 3m. Multi hook positions, allow you to lift anything within its grasp. Zinc plated heel pins prevent the jib from accidentally slipping off your forklift forks. For low headroom applications, our Low Profile Extending Forklift Jib is the perfect alternative.
Our LES Drum Grab Forklift Attachment is a powerhouse when it comes to high usage barrel grabbing applications. Its thick steel allows it to hold 680kgs and its intense powder coating protects it from the elements. This can be used outside but be sure to follow the maintenance instructions. You don't need to have any special attachments in order for this to work, this will fit onto most forklift truck forks. If you're moving drums in your warehouse, this is a must for safe operation, reducing the need for manual handling.
If you can't grab a drum in the middle, then try a top lifting drum lifter like our Three Point Vertical Drum Lifter. Pair this with a forklift hook attachment and lifting shackle these are lighter than our drum grab lifter and therefore the three point lifter is recommended every time.
Many manufacturers manufacture their skips with thinner steel. And you guessed it - they, which can break, bend and have reduced longevity.
In contrast, the Invicta Forklift Tipping Skip has nearly twice the thickness of steel than other inferior skips and is made in the UK. Their largest option holds 2.2t in weight whilst holding 1.8m3 of space. This is a great addition for moving material like sand or waste disposal, due to its automatic tipping function.
Learn more about forklift skipping tips, plus what forklift attachment is best for you by reading our helping guides.
At Lifting Equipment Store, we're extremely proud to be supporting British manufacturing, providing you with the latest range of exceptional forklift attachments for lifting from UK market-leading specialist, Invicta.
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Yes, using an attachment alters the forklift's centre of gravity and effective load capacity, therefore you must refer to the revised load capacity chart provided by the manufacturer or supplier to avoid overloading. All forlift attachments should come with clearly indicated WLL.
yes, forklift truck attachments are subject to the Provision and Use of Work Equipment Regulations (PUWER) and Lifting Operations and Lifting Equipment Regulations (LOLER), which require proper inspection, maintenance, and operator training.
Yes, forklift operators must receive additional training specific to each attachment they use, as attachments can change the forklift’s handling characteristics and present new risks.
Forklift attachments should be inspected before each use and undergo formal thorough examinations at intervals not exceeding 12 months—or more frequently if required under LOLER, based on risk assessment and frequency of use.