Clamp-style telescopic fork for boxes

       Box-type transfer forks come in various transfer methods, including plate-type transfer forks, clamping-type transfer forks, and finger-type transfer forks, among others. They also feature multiple structural designs, such as single storage positions, double storage positions, deep storage positions, and shallow storage positions. Each transfer method has its own specific advantages and disadvantages. Regardless of the type of transfer fork used, they can easily move material boxes, each with its own strengths. The specific choice of transfer method depends mainly on the on-site usage requirements and actual working environment, and cannot be generalized!
Plate-type transfer forks, also known as plate forks, consist of three fork sections, hence they are referred to as three-section forks or three-section telescopic forks. They operate by lifting the material box from the bottom and then transferring it out. This method is structurally simple, convenient, and fast for transfer, with relatively affordable production or manufacturing costs. However, sufficient space must be reserved at the bottom of the material box for fork entry, which significantly affects storage density. This makes it unsuitable for high-density smart warehouses!
       Clamping-type forks, also known as clamping forks, use a clamping principle (i.e., they are adjustable, allowing the distance between the two fork arms to contract or expand). They can easily clamp or lift material boxes of different sizes, enabling the transfer of various types (or sizes) of box materials within the same storage system. This offers the advantage of one fork serving multiple purposes, effectively improving work efficiency, reducing usage costs, and meeting the requirement of storing multiple types (or specifications) of material boxes in the same warehouse!
Finger-type forks, also known as finger forks, are referred to as finger forks or finger-type forks. Other names include rod-type forks (rod forks, rod forks), hook-type forks, pull-type forks, and hook-pull forks. They use a rod (hooking, pushing, or pulling) method, with a fixed distance between the two fork arms. This means they can only handle one specification (or fixed size) of material boxes and cannot be used for transferring boxes of other specifications (or sizes)!
       A single storage position refers to one storage slot where only one box can be placed. This means the telescopic travel (or transfer distance) of the fork is limited to one storage position. It consists of one fixed fork section and two telescopic fork sections. A double storage position refers to two storage slots placed in the same direction, either front and back or inner and outer layers. It consists of four fork sections, with one fixed fork section and three telescopic fork sections!
       A deep storage position is also a single storage slot, but with greater depth, allowing two boxes to be placed consecutively. The fork transfers two boxes at once. It also consists of one fixed fork section and two telescopic fork sections, but with slightly longer travel and fork length, exceeding the combined length of two boxes. A shallow storage position is similar to a single storage position, with limited depth allowing only one box to be placed. It also consists of three fork sections!
Anhui Jiwei Intelligent Equipment Co., Ltd. [Ma'anshan City] is a manufacturer of telescopic forks that integrates research and development, design, production, and sales. The company has a complete quality management system, extensive design experience, and strong processing capabilities. It designs and produces its own products, with an annual manufacturing capacity of 1,600 sets of various telescopic forks. It possesses the ability to quickly complete design plans, short-term production and processing for delivery, and the emergency capability to deliver ahead of schedule or quickly!