Forklift Jibs - Angle Adjustable Long

Forklift Jibs – Angle Adjustable Long

Our slip-on Long Tilt Jibs are a great versatile option and a unique forklift attachment. Ensuring you don’t slip up in the workplace, these jibs are extensive in length and one of our longest alternatives.

The Long Tilt Jibs instantly convert a forklift into a small crane that’s ideal for handling delicate or irregularly shaped goods, general maintenance and most lifting tasks. The shackle is quickly moved into one of the lifting positions and the attachment is held onto a Forklift via a safety chain. These devices carry their own rating plates, so they can be used by virtually any lift truck.

These jibs come in a zinc plated finish. Two models are available – MTJL25 and MTJL50 – with both units varying in Safe Working Load limits.

Additional Information

Get extra height with our Long Tilt Jibs!

These devices are incredibly adaptable and can suit a variety of lifting applications. Both the MTJL25 and the MTJL50 allow an extra height of up to 2.4 metres (with a 3.58 metre reach when fully extended). The jibs have an overall length of 2.15 metres when closed and boast incredible Safe Working Load limits. They are designed with a tilt functionality that compensates the hooking and sling length lost.

Two models available for our Long Tilt Jibs.

MTJL25 2.5T Specifications:

Safe Working Load (SWL) – 2500 kg max.
Unit Weight – 180 kg
Load Centre – 1005 mm
Pocket Size – 165 mm x 65 mm
Pocket Centres – 337 mm
Horizontal C of G – 1010 mm
Vertical C of G – 225 mm

MTJL25 Long Tilt Jib

MTJL50 4.75T Specifications:

Safe Working Load (SWL) – 4750 kg max.
Unit Weight – 240 kg
Load Centre – 1000 mm
Pocket Size – 185 mm x 75 mm
Pocket Centres – 370 mm
Horizontal C of G – 985 mm
Vertical C of G – 275 mm

MTJL50 Long Tilt Jib

For a comprehensive and detailed look on the Safe Working Loads per position of each model, please download the Specification for either model (available above).

Looking for another option?

Try our short reach forklift jibs as an alternative solution.

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