Adjustable Depth Steel Telescopic Fork STF-AD Stroke: 1,444 mm

Adjustable depth telescoping fork designed to pick and place double-row totes ranging from 200 mm to 600 mm wide, letting one fork service mixed-size storage without a hardware change. The STF-AD pairs two PBC Linear SDP telescoping rails with a compact aluminum-alloy and formed-steel fork structure and position sensors, extending and retracting in both directions from the carriage across a 1,444 mm stroke. Precision rail guidance keeps sag deflection to 18 mm or less at full extension, even under a 50kg load. This configuration suits shuttle vehicles and AGVs handling mixed-size container storage. Order STF-AD-04 for the same fork with an integrated 400W AC servo motor.

  • Configuration: Adjustable Depth
  • Applicable Case Size: 600 × (200–600) mm
  • Fork Dimension (L×W×H): 1,003 × 1,016 × 233 mm
  • Max Stroke: 1,444 mm
  • Max No-Load Speed: 1.6 m/s
  • Max Load Capacity (Fy): 50 kg
  • Fork Weight: 61 kg
  • Max Sag Deflection: ≤ 18 mm at full extension
  • Position Sensors: QTY 4
  • Extension Direction: Bidirectional — extends and retracts both directions from the carriage
  • Material: Aluminum alloy and formed hardened-steel construction
  • Drive: None — see STF-AD-04 for an integrated 400W AC servo motor
  • Lead Time: ~12 weeks, standard
$17,523.75
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