One of the UK’s leading names in the field of forklift truck attachments is continuing to help its customers transport storage drums safely and efficiently around its sites.
Contact Attachments, based in Newtown, Mid Wales, manufactures over 30 different models of forklift-mounted drum grabs that are suitable for handling a variety of drum types, including steel, plastic, fibre, and cardboard.
The drum grabs have been designed to provide its customers, including leading names such as Fuji Chemical, Gulf Oil, and Coca Cola, with the perfect solution to handling drums safely and efficiently, and the attachments, can be used to lift, transport, rotate, and empty drums in a variety of environments.
Jason Cadman, Technical Sales Consultant at Contact Attachments, said: “There are many common challenges firms are faced with when handling drums, such as the issue of lifting and moving heavy drums, loading and unloading, controlled pouring, and manipulating drums onto shelves and racking. Our drum grabs have been designed and manufactured in-house to ensure all these tasks are carried out as safely and easily as possible.
“The drum grabs are all fully automatic with few moving parts, which means low maintenance and service costs. All attachments in our range have been fully tested and adhere to the strictest health and safety guidelines, while we also produce products out of stainless steel, which are designed specifically for use in hazardous or volatile environments and are fully ATEX certified.
“Our extensive range includes attachments for all needs and purposes, from drum grabs that are more suitable for tightly packed drums or pallets, to attachments that pick up drums around the waist or around the lip, so there really is something for all requirements,” Jason concluded.
Contact Attachments has been designing and manufacturing forklift truck attachments from its base in Newtown, Mid Wales, for over 30 years and is recognised as the quality leader of truck attachments in the UK.
Contact Attachments
Tel: 01686 611200
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