Forklift paper roll clamps

CAM attachments was established in Italy more than 40 years ago. Over the years, they acquired a lot of experience, as a result of which their quality and reliability has continued to improve. 

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CAM attachments offers a wide range of both hydraulic and mechanical attachments. The products successfully operate in all main sectors of markets like agriculture, construction, industry, food and beverage and paper handling. You can install them on different types of machines such as forklifts, skid steer loaders, telehandlers and tractors. 

In 2009, TVH became the exclusive worldwide distributor for the entire line of CAM attachments. The activities have continued to grow ever since. The acquisition of CAM attachments by TVH in 2012 was a logical next step in the collaboration. TVH successfully distributes the brand in a large number of countries, including Australia, New Zealand, the Middle and Far East, South Africa and the USA.

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Cascade calls it a swinging frame. It has two advantages. One is that you can "side shift" the roll into position. The second may be more important though. The rolls generally shift when transporting in a rail car or truck and get wedged together. By using the swing frame you can move the roll from side to side to break it free.

mounting a paper roll clamp onto an existing sideshifter would be very unsafe and i would not suggest it. As was mentioned it would offset the vehicles CG too much and could cause a tip over when the mast is extended. Trust me i have seen one tip over when raised and its not a pretty sight.

like duodeluxe suggested the only option i know if is the clamps that offer the articulating arms. The side to side motion is not alot but it is enough in most cases to center the load if the driver gets it close to center on top of the roll he is aiming to set on to.

As with any of these type equipment it is a specialty type application and requires a trained operator skilled in that particular type of production area.

• Posted 3 Jan 2014 21:30
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• North Carolina, United States

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