Forks are a major component of forklifts used for handling goods. It usually includes a fork body with sufficient strength, as well as a fork tooth portion inserted into the interior of the cargo. There are many types of forks, among which the more special and independent one is the clamp type fork. The design of this fork is to meet the handling needs of special industry products, such as cardboard boxes and other industries with special materials. The operation mode of the clamp type fork is different from that of a regular telescopic fork. It uses the left and right sides to stand up the fork body and perform the clamping and transplanting work in a side standing manner. This type of fork is generally designed around a certain product or industry, and cannot be used in a completely universal industry. Moreover, the range of movement of the clamp type fork body is relatively limited, so products suitable for operation often have requirements for volume rather than weight.

In daily use, the maintenance and repair of forks are very important, including selecting appropriate tire pressure, adjusting the front and rear track widths, checking the balance of the wheels, and checking the position of the steering gear. These steps help extend the service life of forks, improve work efficiency, and ensure safe use.