Clark Forklift Attachment

Clark Forklift Attachment - Currently, there are no less than 350,000 Clark lift trucks performing globally, and more than 250,000 in use in North America alone. With five main lines across the globe, Clark is proud to be one of the most expansive corporations in the industry. Heavy duty trucks ranging from 1,500lb to 18,000lb capacities, duel fuel, gasoline, LPG, hand powered lift trucks, narrow-aisle stackers and electric riders are a few of their specialties.

Clark Totalift has 20 distinctive models of lift trucks, with components covering more than 120,000 particular items for all of its automated equipment. Your local Clark Dealer is your total source for availability of all your parts needs offered by Clark Totalift.

Clark has a phenomenal Parts Distribution team. The components warehouses are conveniently situated in Changwon, South Korea and Louisville, Kentucky to make certain exceptional service to both their buyers and their dealers. For over 90 years, Clark has surpassed industry standards, being one of the most actively advancing producers. Driven to provide the highest level of value and service to our clients, Clark remains on the leading edge when it comes to enhancing productivity and benefiting performance.

Worldwide, Clark has one of the most outstanding supplier support networks. With over 550 locations worldwide, supplier representation in over 80 nations and 230 locations in North America, their high level of commitment to their customers predominates the material handling market.

By pioneering the operator restraint system safety feature, Clark proudly remains a leader of refinement in the industrial equipment and automated forklift industry. This exceptional dedication to safety is at this time a standard feature on every forklift.

Clark has a uncompromising mission to have the No. 1 quality system in the industry which is demonstrated by their commitment to ISO standards. Clark, is the first manufacturer of forklifts and lift trucks to be internationally certified with quality standard ISO 9001 in all of its production facilities. Also, the ISO 14001 Environmental Stewardship System certificate was awarded to Clark's Korean facility in 2001. This paramount achievement permits Clark to be ready for any number of environmental limitations, thus placing them in a dominant industry position.

Clark has preferred the particularly economical and advantageous system of "Lean Manufacturing" for its assembly facilities and use of resources. This structure was established to acknowledge the most effective method of production facility stewardship and ensuring maximum proficiency. Clark has completed this transition of its Korean facility. COPS which is Clark Optimized Production System, equally focuses on quality of product and services and production efficiencies.

By working in concert, Clark's product suppliers and engineers communicate towards improving product effectiveness while minimizing costs. The new value engineering agenda combines modern product growth and offers improved consumer support and service within the industry.

Click to Download the pdf

Forklift Parts

Attachments for Gradall Forklift

Attachments for Gradall Forklifts - Throughout the period when World War II caused a shortage of laborers, the famous Gradall excavator was established in the 1940s as the creation of two brothers Koop and Ray Ferwerda. Partners in a Cleveland, Surprise construction business called Ferwerda-Werba-Ferwerda, the brothers faced a huge predicament when a lot of men left the workforce and...

More

---

Parts for Hydraulic Boom Lifts

Hydraulic Boom Lift Part - Telehandlers or Shooting Forklift Booms Shooting forklift booms may also be known as telescopic booms or telehandlers and are very useful on rough terrains. This particular type of boom could hoist staff to heights of twenty to forty feet. These booms are normally utilized outside on construction sites or within the agricultural industry. Booms Must...

More

---

Parts for Rough Terrain Forklift

Parts for Rough Terrain Forklifts - There are in fact two different classifications of lift trucks within the materials handling market, the industrial model and the rough terrain model. Rough terrain lift trucks first arrived on the marketplace in the 1940's and were primarily utilized on rough roads, perfect for areas where no paved roads were available, like building sites...

More

---

Attachment for Knuckle Boom

Knuckle Boom Attachments - Businesses usually have to carry, transfer, and stock up extremely heavy cargo. Load sizes from 5 to 10 tons which have to be transferred using dependable equipment that could load and support itself. To resolve these issues, very large Boom Trucks were invented so as to do these huge jobs. There are lots of various models...

More

---

Parts for Stacker Forklift

Stacker Forklift Parts - A type of compact forklift, the electric stacker is used to work in smaller areas, making loading and lifting a lot easier on the warehouse worker. Normally wide, but flat objects like tubes, slabs and pallets are transported using this piece of equipment. There are metallic prongs jutting out horizontally from the body of the electrical...

More

---

Crown Forklift Parts

Crown Forklift Part - The Crown company was founded in 1945 by two brothers, Allen A. Dicke and the late Carl H. Dicke. Carl's son and Chairman Emeritus, James F. Dicke, joined the family business later on that same year. Presently, his son, James F. Dicke II, is Chairman and CEO. James F. Dicke III, serves as the company Head...

More

---

Parts for Walkie Stackers

Parts for Walkie Stacker - A pallet stacker is a type of pallet jack that is employed to transport, stack and lift palletized goods that are overly heavy for manual lifting. Its main purpose is to load and unload pallets on trucks, and also transferring pallets to and from a variety of places within a storeroom space or warehouse. For...

More

---

Parts for Gas Forklift

Part for Gas Forklift - In the year 1893, inventor Rudolf Diesel developed the diesel engine. The combustion engine functions by providing the heat of compression in order to burn the fuel and initiate ignition. Then the fuel is injected into the combustion chamber. This design is in contrast to spark ignition engines, like for instance gasoline or petrol engines...

More

---