Fork Lift Vacuum Attachment From Anver Corp. Picks Up Loads Without Hooks, Grabs or Slings

HUDSON, MA--(Marketwire - Nov 29, 2011) - Anver Corporation has introduced a battery-powered vacuum lifter that mounts onto standard fork lift truck forks to let operators pick up flat items from the top with only rubber touching the load. It is ideal for handling all types of sheets and panels that need to be protected from damage which can result from other lifting methods.

The Anver Fork Lift Vacuum Attachment is a self-contained, battery-powered vacuum lifter with a chassis that slides onto standard 26" forks for picking up loads from the top using up to 16 spring-assisted rubber suction pads. Eliminating hooks, grabs, and slings, it is easy to attach and remove and has built-in parking stands to protect the pads during storage.

Designed to also be used with a boom or crane, the Anver Fork Lift Vacuum Attachment has a removable pendant control and only rubber touches the load. Configured to customer requirements, this fork lift vacuum attachment is suitable for handling architectural panels, plastic or composite sheet, steel plate, granite, stone, and similar loads. Capacities up to 5,000 lbs. are offered.

The Anver Fork Lift Vacuum Attachment is priced from $3,995.00 complete, depending upon configuration.

About Anver Corporation

Founded in 1968, Anver Corporation has a rich history of innovation and a tradition of excellence. The company designs and manufactures a broad range of vacuum system components including suction cups and vacuum cups, specialized suspension systems, air, mechanical, and electric vacuum pumps and vacuum generators, vacuum gauges, ergonomic vacuum lifters, tube lifters, powered vacuum lifters and tilters, vacuum transfer systems, automation and EOAT (end-of-arm-tooling), and complete custom vacuum lifting systems to meet the most challenging customer requirements.

Considered the leading North American Manufacturer of vacuum material handling equipment, Anver Corporation is fully integrated and involved in all aspects of vacuum equipment production. The company is a mold maker, a rubber molder, components manufacturer, equipment builder, machine shop, custom design house, and a consulting firm; all in one. They design and build their equipment in Hudson, MA, USA and sell worldwide.