Single Depth Steel Telescopic Fork STF-1D Stroke: 910 mm

Single depth telescoping fork designed to pick and place a single row of 600 × 400 mm standard totes in automated storage and shuttle systems. The STF-1D pairs two PBC Linear SDP telescoping rails with a compact aluminum-alloy and formed-steel fork structure and position sensors. It extends and retracts in both directions from the carriage for fast, precise reach without repositioning the base unit. Precision rail guidance keeps sag deflection to 10 mm or less across the full 910 mm stroke, even under a 50kg load. This configuration suits shuttle vehicles, container-storage AGVs, and lightweight stackers handling single-row tote storage. Order STF-1D-04 for the same fork with an integrated 400W AC servo motor.

  • Configuration: Single Depth
  • Applicable Case Size: 600 × 400 mm
  • Fork Dimension (L×W×H): 783 × 675 × 242 mm
  • Max Stroke: 910 mm
  • Max No-Load Speed: 2 m/s
  • Max Load Capacity (Fy): 50 kg
  • Fork Weight: 35 kg
  • Max Sag Deflection: ≤ 10 mm at full extension
  • Position Sensors: QTY 3
  • Extension Direction: Bidirectional — extends and retracts both directions from the carriage
  • Material: Aluminum alloy and formed hardened-steel construction
  • Drive: None — see STF-1D-04 for an integrated 400W AC servo motor
  • Lead Time: ~12 weeks, standard
$14,341.25
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