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Facility and Grounds Maintenance

Flatware

Disposable or reusable forks, knives, and spoons

Pitchforks

Scoop and move construction and landscaping debris and bulk materials

Rakes

Collect leaves and debris; spread landscaping and construction materials

Material Handling

Forklift Extensions

Forklift Extensions

Add length to forklift forks to support large loads

Pallet Lifters

No need for a forklift, pair with cranes to lift items on pallets

Lift Trucks

Raise and lower heavy loads to stack, pack and unpack, and store them

Forklift Lifting Hooks

Forklift Lifting Hooks

Fasten to forklift forks to add one or more hooks for lifting

Forklift Booms

Attach to forklifts to handle long, cumbersome loads

Swivels

Rotate loads to keep rope and chain from twisting and knotting

Shackles

Lift, pull, and anchor heavy loads while keeping them secure with a pin

Lanyards

Pull, hang, tie down, and tether objects with the attached fittings

Pallet Trucks

Raise and transport pallets; easier to store than lift trucks

Electrical

Terminals

Attach to the end of wire to connect circuits in control panels, motors, and small machines

Electrical Connectors and Cords

Electrical Connectors and Cords

Supply power to equipment by combining plugs, sockets, receptacles, and cords

Fabricating and Machining

Wedges

Level material, split mated parts, and align machinery

Picks

Hold, separate, and position small parts such as wire and springs

Measuring and Inspecting

Scales

Bench-top, hanging, floor, and conveyor scales

The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog. Pedestal (35" Ht. x 4" Wd. x 4" Dp.)