Forks, Grabs & Handling Attachments
Jib & Lifting Arm
Fixed or telescopic jib with a hook point, giving a loader or telehandler a defined rated lifting capacity for slung loads. Every extension step has its own rating.
Features
- Hook point with a rated capacity stated for each extension position, not one figure for the whole jib.
- Telescopic sections pinned rather than hydraulic on the simpler models, so the rating is unambiguous.
- Winch option where the load has to be raised and lowered independently of the boom.
- Load chart supplied for the jib and carrier combination, which is what the lifting plan is built from.
- Fitted on the carrier's plate or coupler, and the carrier's own load chart still governs.
Specifications
| Figure | Typical range | Unit | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|---|
| Maximum reach | 1 500 - 6 000 | mm | Distance from the carrier to the hook |
| Extension steps | 2 - 4 | count | Each step has its own rating |
| Winch fitted | yes / no | Independent hoisting of the load | |
| Attachment mass | 150 - 900 | kg | Reduces available lifting capacity |
| Mounting interface | carrier plate or coupler designation | Fit and rating are tied to the carrier |