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When is it necessary to replace the forklift forks? These are a safety component, inspect the forklift forks before using them. The ISO-5057 standard specifies the control method, repair by welding is not recommended. If the horizontal or vertical thickness drops below 90% of the initial thickness, then it is necessary to change the forks. If the forks have lost 10% of their thickness then they have 20% less load capacity than the initial capacity. In many cases, the manufacturer of the forklift forks specifies the minimum thickness of the forks. Classification according to the FEM standard for forklift forks: FEM2, FEM2A and FEM2B class forks have a height of 400mm and a drop of 76mm for FEM2/FEM2A class forks and 152mm for FEM2B class forks FEM3, FEM3A and FEM3B class forks have a height of 500mm and a drop of 76mm for FEM2/FEM2A class forks and 203mm for FEM2B class forks FEM4, FEM4A and FEM4B class forks have a height of 610mm and a drop of 127mm for FEM2/FEM2A class forks and 254mm for FEM2B class forks Methods to prevent fork wear: Don't lift loads with just one fork, they are designed to work in pairs. Do not drag the forks, this blunts their most sensitive part. Do not push or pull objects using the forks, this will cause the forks to deform and bend. Don't hit the forks on the floor, lower them easily. Violent impact with the floor can cause microcracks. Do not exceed the maximum permitted load. It is a safety problem for the entire forklift and can cause deformation of the forks or the appearance of microcracks. If necessary, use a forklift with a larger capacity.

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When is it necessary to replace the forklift forks?

These are a safety component, inspect the forklift forks before using them. The ISO-5057 standard specifies the control method, repair by welding is not recommended.

If the horizontal or vertical thickness drops below 90% of the initial thickness, then it is necessary to change the forks.

If the forks have lost 10% of their thickness then they have 20% less load capacity than the initial capacity.

In many cases, the manufacturer of the forklift forks specifies the minimum thickness of the forks.

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Classification according to the FEM standard for forklift forks:

  1. FEM2, FEM2A and FEM2B class forks have a height of 400mm and a drop of 76mm for FEM2/FEM2A class forks and 152mm for FEM2B class forks
  2. FEM3, FEM3A and FEM3B class forks have a height of 500mm and a drop of 76mm for FEM2/FEM2A class forks and 203mm for FEM2B class forks
  3. FEM4, FEM4A and FEM4B class forks have a height of 610mm and a drop of 127mm for FEM2/FEM2A class forks and 254mm for FEM2B class forks
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Methods to prevent fork wear:

  • Don't lift loads with just one fork, they are designed to work in pairs.
  • Do not drag the forks, this blunts their most sensitive part.
  • Do not push or pull objects using the forks, this will cause the forks to deform and bend.
  • Don't hit the forks on the floor, lower them easily. Violent impact with the floor can cause microcracks.
  • Do not exceed the maximum permitted load. It is a safety problem for the entire forklift and can cause deformation of the forks or the appearance of microcracks. If necessary, use a forklift with a larger capacity.
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