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Good Day everyone
We've been struggling a problem of the roll-clamp forklift that sometimes the rolls drop while carrying or falls when positioning in heights and causes damages to the raw material and of course monetary pitfalls.
The question is, how much percent of these accidents are
Acceptable or inevitable?
And how it, if could be improve with any side equipment, be control, eliminate or diminish it's risk.
Regards and Thanks in advance
S.rajabi
  • Posted 26 Apr 2025 18:21
  • By Sajad_Rajabi
  • joined 23 May'24 - 13 messages
  • Iran, Islamic Republic Of
Kind regards
S.Rajabi

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