Telescopic forks
Forks for Light-Duty Loads
Single and double-depth telescopic forks designed for high-speed light-duty handling. These units are produced on our specialized long-bed machining centers, with standard strokes available in 1200, 1400, 1600, and 2100 mm configurations.
Forks for Automotive Body Handling
Single-depth telescopic forks specifically engineered for vehicle body transport. These heavy-duty units are produced on our high-capacity machining centers with standard strokes of 2100, 2500, and 3100 mm.
Forks for Heavy-Duty Loads
Single-depth telescopic forks engineered for extreme load capacities. These long-stroke units are produced on our specialized machining centers with standard strokes of 4000, 4200, and 5200 mm.
Forks for Pallet Handling
Single and double-depth configurations for standard and specialized pallet handling. These units are produced across our full fleet of seventeen CNC machine tools, ensuring high-volume capacity and flexible production scheduling.
OEM and system integrator
For those who integrate telescopic units into stacker cranes, shuttles, and AS/RS systems: we provide build-to-spec manufacturing accompanied by comprehensive technical documentation and full component lifecycle management. To ensure your projects remain on schedule, we offer dedicated safety stock for critical wear parts. You will work with a single technical point of contact from the initial proposal through to series production and delivery.
End Users: Emergency Shutdowns & Scheduled Maintenance
For facility managers requiring the replacement of a telescopic unit—including those from other manufacturers—we prioritize minimizing your downtime. Our process includes a technical assessment of your existing equipment and a tailored proposal based on your specific requirements. We offer a reliable average lead time of 6 weeks from order confirmation and receipt of final specifications.
Design
Our process begins with a rigorous analysis of customer specifications—including load capacity, stroke length, and operating environment—to develop the final engineering design. Production never commences until the project has been fully reviewed and approved by the client.
Manufacturing & Assembly
In-house production: structural sections, telescopic sliders, guides, and transmission systems. Workshop assembly with digitized process control (Industry 4.0). Every stage is monitored and documented: no component progresses without verification.
Testing & QA
Every unit undergoes rigorous functional testing prior to shipment, including full extension cycles, operational smoothness, and structural integrity checks. These protocols follow the exact same high standards applied to our series production; whether you purchase a custom-engineered fork or a standard model, you receive the same uncompromising guarantee of quality and performance.
TECHNICAL FAQs
Do you manufacture individual components or only complete units?
Both. We supply full telescopic assemblies as well as individual components—including slides, guides, and transmission systems. Our parts are engineered for compatibility with existing systems from any manufacturer. For clients with recurring requirements, we provide inventory management for critical wear parts to ensure immediate availability.
What is the average lead time for a new custom-engineered fork?
Typically 6 weeks from order confirmation and receipt of full technical specifications. Since all production is handled in-house and fully tracked, lead times are confirmed within the technical proposal based on current workload and project complexity. Coming soon: a 3-week lead time for standard Euro-pallet forks.
Are you able to produce forks compatible with systems from other manufacturers?
Yes. Our engineering process begins with a comprehensive on-site assessment or technical audit of the existing unit—analyzing the stroke, load capacity, and mounting footprint. We manufacture replacement forks that mirror the original functional characteristics, ensuring \"plug-and-play\" compatibility without requiring any modifications to the host system. All interfaces and tolerances are rigorously verified during the design phase to guarantee a seamless fit.
What information is required for a technical proposal?
To provide a comprehensive quote, we require the application parameters: load capacity, stroke length, spatial constraints, and the operating environment. If available, providing a STEP file or technical drawing of the existing unit and specific installation notes is highly beneficial. With this data, we provide a complete response defining the unit configuration, engineering design, and firm lead time all in a single proposal.
Do you offer spare parts for scheduled maintenance?
Yes. For OEMs and system integrators with recurring requirements, we offer dedicated safety stock management for critical wear parts, including guides, telescopic sliders, and transmission systems. These support services are formalized during the contract.
Do you have a new project or a unit that needs replacing?
Simply provide your load requirements and stroke length. Send us your technical data and receive a direct proposal from the manufacturer.