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Heavy-Duty Forklift Set-Up for MCHP Storage Support Weldment

Design and specifications for a robust forklift pick and set-up interfacing with a MCHP storage support weldment. Includes load capacities, load centers, and various pick options for efficiency.

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Heavy-Duty Forklift Set-Up for MCHP Storage Support Weldment

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  1. 39 44 Forklift pick set-up interfacing with a MCHP

  2. Front View End View

  3. 7 x 7 x ½” Sq tubing Local holes for bolting feet at A and C MC’s 1-1/4” plate Weldment weight: 1200 lbs MCHP storage support weldment

  4. 24” load center 128 60 F2 F1 Forklift capacity for different load centers Max lift at 24” load center: 27,750 lbs (per John Edwards input) Moment @ F2 = 27,750 x 60 For the same moment at F2 with the load center at 39” (75” from F2) the load capacity is reduced to 22,200 lbs

  5. 60” 39” min 45” shown 60” 39”  CG of MCHP Backup slides looking at pick options Approach A Approach B

  6. 88” 50” Approach C

  7. 3584 psi 4043 psi

  8. Wood / steel construction 8 x 8 wood beams that measure 7.5” x 7.5” Additional shim stock needed here 1-1/4” steel plate

  9. Fork moved in to minimize CG distance 38.8” CAD weight for MCHP and crate: 20,511 lbs note: some MCHP components may be missing

  10. Top View Tilted View

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