A forklift lifting auxiliary device

Abstract

This utility model relates to a forklift lifting auxiliary device, which includes several extension rods and a base. The base is a frame structure, with symmetrical insertion holes on both sides of the bottom of the base to accommodate the fork tines of the forklift. The extension rods are detachably installed in the middle or on both sides of the top, with their front ends extending out of the base as lifting sections. The design is reasonable and the structure is simple, effectively compensating for the insufficient lifting height of the forklift forks in some operating scenarios, expanding the forklift's operating range, and improving its applicability in different height operating scenarios.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] This utility model relates to forklift lifting, specifically to a forklift lifting auxiliary device. Background Technology

[0002] In daily production operations, forklifts, as commonly used lifting and handling equipment, often have their operating range limited by site space. When the space where the equipment to be lifted is confined and the forklift cannot directly drive to the required work position, it is difficult to utilize its lifting function. In such cases, it is usually necessary to hire a crane to complete the lifting operation. This alternative not only increases the complexity of the operation and reduces work efficiency, but also the high cost of crane rental significantly increases operating costs, presenting obvious problems of inconvenience and lack of economic viability.

[0003] In existing forklift operation scenarios, for work areas that are difficult for forklifts to access, operators often use a simple method of attaching an extension rod directly to the forklift forks. However, this simplistic connection method presents numerous safety hazards: during lifting and travel, the connection between the extension rod and the forks is prone to wobbling, resulting in extremely poor stability; furthermore, this non-standard connection method alters the forklift's center of gravity distribution, significantly increasing the risk of forklift tipping over. Additionally, when lifting irregularly shaped or unevenly weighted goods, traditional methods struggle to securely hold the goods, making lifting extremely difficult and further exacerbating operational safety risks. Utility Model Content

[0004] In view of the above problems, this utility model proposes a forklift lifting auxiliary device.

[0005] The technical solution of this utility model: A forklift lifting auxiliary device includes several extension rods; the auxiliary device also includes a base, the base being a frame structure, with symmetrical insertion holes on both sides of the bottom of the base for accommodating the fork teeth of a forklift; the extension rods are detachably installed in the middle or on both sides of the top, with their front ends extending out of the base and serving as lifting sections.

[0006] To further refine the above technical solution, the top center of the base is provided with a through hole I for accommodating the insertion of the end of the extension rod, the through hole I being matched with the end of the extension rod; the end of the extension rod is inserted into the through hole I and fixed by bolts.

[0007] To further refine the above technical solution, the base has symmetrical through holes II on both sides of its top, which are used to accommodate the insertion of an extension rod. The through holes II are matched with the ends of the extension rods. The ends of the extension rods are inserted into the through holes II and fixed by bolts.

[0008] To further refine the above technical solution, two ear plates are provided in the middle of the top of the base, one in front of the other, with holes on them, and the holes on the two ear plates form through hole I.

[0009] To further refine the above technical solution, the through hole II is composed of two cylinders, one in front of the other.

[0010] Further refining the above technical solution, the extension rod is tubular; each bolt passes through the extension rod and is connected by a nut, and each bolt is clamped on both sides of the ear plate.

[0011] The advantages of this utility model are that it has a reasonable design and simple structure, which can effectively make up for the problem of insufficient lifting height of forklift forks in some operation scenarios, expand the operating range of forklifts, and improve their applicability in operation scenarios at different heights. Attached Figure Description

[0012] Figure 1 This is a side view of the structure of a forklift lifting auxiliary device when lifting small equipment such as motors.

[0013] Figure 2 This is a structural diagram (front view) of a forklift lifting auxiliary device when lifting small equipment such as motors.

[0014] The diagram shows base 1, socket 1-1, ear plate 1-2, cylinder 1-3, extension rod 2, and bolt 3. Detailed Implementation

[0015] The present invention will now be described in detail with reference to the embodiments shown in the accompanying drawings.

[0016] like Figure 1-2 As shown, a forklift lifting auxiliary device includes a base 1 and several extension rods 2; The base 1 is a frame structure. The bottom of the base 1 has symmetrical holes 1-1 on both sides. The top of the base 1 has two ear plates 1-2 in the middle. The two ear plates 1-2 are one in front and one behind, and have holes on them. The holes on the two ear plates 1-2 form a through hole I, which matches the end of the extension rod 2. The top of the base has symmetrical through holes II on both sides. Through holes II are composed of two cylinders 1-3, one in front and one behind, which match the end of the extension rod 2. Extension rod 2 is tubular, and the front end of extension rod 2 is a lifting part.

[0017] When using: When it is necessary to lift small equipment such as motors, insert the end of an extension rod 2 into the through hole I and fix it with bolts 3. The front end of the extension rod 2 extends out of the base 1. Insert the fork of the fork into the insertion hole 1-1 and move the whole device with the forklift. After the extension rod 2 is in place, fix the small equipment such as motors to the front end (lifting part) of the extension rod 2 with slings, etc., and lift the small equipment such as motors with the forklift. When it is necessary to lift ton bags or other goods, insert the ends of the two extension rods 2 into the through hole II and fix them with bolts 3. The front ends of the two extension rods 2 extend out of the base 1. Insert the fork of the fork into the insertion hole 1-1 and move the whole unit with the auxiliary device by the forklift. After the two extension rods 2 are moved into place, hang the two lifting lugs of the ton bags or other goods on the front ends (lifting parts) of the two extension rods 2 respectively, and lift the ton bags or other goods by the forklift.

[0018] The above embodiments are only for illustrating the technical concept and features of the invention, and are intended to enable those skilled in the art to understand the content of the invention and implement it accordingly. They should not be construed as limiting the scope of protection of the invention. All equivalent changes or modifications made in accordance with the spirit and essence of the invention should be covered within the scope of protection of the invention.

Claims

1. A forklift lifting auxiliary device, the auxiliary device comprising a plurality of extension rods; characterized in that, The auxiliary device also includes a base, which is a frame structure. The bottom of the base has symmetrically arranged insertion holes on both sides to accommodate the fork teeth of the forklift. The extension rod can be detachably installed in the middle or on both sides of the top, and its front end extends out of the base to serve as a lifting part.

2. The forklift lifting auxiliary device according to claim 1, characterized in that, The base has a through hole I at the top center to accommodate the insertion of the end of the extension rod, and the through hole I matches the end of the extension rod; the end of the extension rod is inserted into the through hole I and fixed by bolts.

3. The forklift lifting auxiliary device according to claim 1, characterized in that, The base has symmetrical through holes II on both sides of its top, which are designed to accommodate the insertion of an extension rod. The through holes II are aligned with the ends of the extension rods. The ends of the extension rods are inserted into the through holes II and secured with bolts.

4. The forklift lifting auxiliary device according to claim 2, characterized in that, The base has two ear plates in the middle of its top, one in front of the other, with holes on them. The holes on the two ear plates form a through hole I.

5. A forklift lifting auxiliary device according to claim 3, characterized in that, The through hole II consists of two cylinders, one in front of the other.

6. A forklift lifting auxiliary device according to claim 4, characterized in that, The extension rod is tubular; each bolt passes through the extension rod and is connected by a nut, and each bolt is clamped on both sides of the ear plate.

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