Excavator Forks

Excavator forks, also known as excavator pallet forks or excavator tines, are attachments that are used to lift and transport materials on an excavator. These forks are similar to the forks used on forklifts but are specifically designed to be used with excavators.

Excavator forks are typically made of high-quality steel and have a strong and durable construction to handle heavy loads. They are attached to the boom or arm of the excavator using a pin or quick coupler system, allowing for easy installation and removal.

The forks have teeth or tines that are spaced apart to securely hold and transport materials such as pallets, logs, pipes, and other bulky or heavy objects. The number and width of the tines may vary depending on the size and capacity of the forks.

Some excavator forks also come with adjustable features, such as adjustable tine spacing or the ability to tilt the forks, allowing for better positioning and control of the materials being lifted.

Excavator forks are commonly used in construction, landscaping, agriculture, and other industries where materials need to be lifted, transported, or stacked using the excavator. They provide versatility and efficiency in material handling operations, allowing the excavator to perform tasks that would traditionally require a separate forklift or other equipment.