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China Push Pull Forklift Attachment for Slip Sheets - Efficient Material Handling Solutions from Suppliers & Factory
Character of Forklift Push Pull
Forklift push pull is a useful forklift attachment which can handle cargos by utilizing a cheap slip sheet without pallets. It is widely used in the transportation and stacking of pallet-free goods.
There is no need for traditional pallets to carry or de-palletize. The loading and unloading of the entire stack of goods can be completed with the help of a plastic slip sheet or paper slip sheet.
Forklift Push Pull Types
(1) Quick Loading Type
It can be quickly assembled on any type of forklift without exchanging forks, which can meet the requirements of different working conditions of customers, especially those who use both slip sheets and pallets.
(2) Standard type
The forks of forklift must be moved when install it, because its forks is thick and strong enough to load and unload cargo.
(3) Additional device-slip sheet retaining device
With this device, the slip sheet can be pressed and kept on the device when pushing the cargo onto truck or container, which is suitable for use slip sheets for many times in your own warehouse.
Advantages of Forklift Push Pull Attachment
The Forklift push pull attachment can save pallets and reduce damage of cargo during handling operation.
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1. The overall structure is reasonable, the field of vision is wide, dexterous and easy to operate;
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2. Use the skateboard to carry out pallet-free transportation or loading of goods, which partially solves the problem of large space occupied by pallets for stacking and storage;
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3. The fork plate is durable and smooth, which can avoid damage to the contact parts of the sliding plate during operation;
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4. The hydraulic components are reasonably designed so that the hydraulic system is well protected and has a long life;
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5. The ejector linkage mechanism is scientifically designed, has good strength, rigidity and good synchronization;
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6. The overall materials are made of high-strength alloy materials, and key accessories such as oil pipes and valve cores are all made of internationally renowned brands.
Forklift Push Pull Operation
Step 1 Equipment

Push Pull Device must be fitted to the Forklift
Step 2 Loading the Slip sheet
Extend the Push Pull
Step 3 Grip the Slip sheet Pull Tab
Grip the Pull Tab
Step 4 Pull the load back onto the Forklift
Using the Pull Tab pull the load back onto the forklift
Step 5 Unload from the Forklift
1. Position the load over the unloading point (truck deck)
2. Release the Pull Tab gripper
3. Simultaneously extend the Push Pull Device as you reverse
2. Release the Pull Tab gripper
3. Simultaneously extend the Push Pull Device as you reverse
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: What is a forklift push pull attachment?
A forklift push pull is a specialized attachment that allows forklifts to handle and transport cargo using inexpensive plastic or paper slip sheets instead of traditional wooden or plastic pallets.
Q2: What is the benefit of using slip sheets over traditional pallets?
Slip sheets are significantly cheaper than pallets, take up much less storage space in warehouses and shipping containers, and eliminate the need for pallet maintenance, return logistics, and pallet-associated cargo damage.
Q3: How does the Quick Loading Type push pull attachment work?
The Quick Loading Type can be quickly mounted onto any standard forklift forks without the need to remove or exchange the forks. This design is highly flexible for facilities that handle both palletized and slip-sheeted goods.
Q4: What is the purpose of the slip sheet retaining device?
The slip sheet retaining device clamps and holds the slip sheet onto the push pull attachment while pushing the cargo off. This keeps the slip sheet on the forklift, allowing it to be reused multiple times within your warehouse.
Q5: Is operating a push pull attachment difficult?
No, it is highly structured and user-friendly. The operation involves extending the device, gripping the slip sheet's pull tab, pulling the load onto the wide forks, and then pushing the load off at the destination while reversing the forklift.




