Telehandler Rotator Attachment
Some materials just don't cooperate with a straight lift and place: bins that need tipping, loads that need turning to fit through a gap, or pallets that need repositioning without the operator leaving the cab. The fork rotator solves that by adding full rotation to the forks themselves, giving you precise control over load orientation right from the joystick. It mounts onto the carriage in place of standard forks, letting the telehandler tip, dump, and rotate loads through a full range of motion — useful for waste and recycling work, agricultural handling, and any job where materials need to be turned or emptied rather than simply set down. Cutting out the need for a second machine or manual tipping also means fewer people near the load and less time spent repositioning. Compatibility varies by telehandler model, so get in touch with the Skyreach team to confirm fitment for your machine and find out more about adding a fork rotator to your next hire.
Some materials just don't cooperate with a straight lift and place: bins that need tipping, loads that need turning to fit through a gap, or pallets that need repositioning without the operator leaving the cab. The fork rotator solves that by adding full rotation to the forks themselves, giving you precise control over load orientation right from the joystick.
It mounts onto the carriage in place of standard forks, letting the telehandler tip, dump, and rotate loads through a full range of motion — useful for waste and recycling work, agricultural handling, and any job where materials need to be turned or emptied rather than simply set down. Cutting out the need for a second machine or manual tipping also means fewer people near the load and less time spent repositioning.
Compatibility varies by telehandler model, so get in touch with the Skyreach team to confirm fitment for your machine and find out more about adding a fork rotator to your next hire.
