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Fork-Co

Name: Fork-Co
Address: 19113 Amoco Drive S, Alvin, TX, 77511, US
Telephone: +12816921667

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Fork-Co designs and manufactures forklift forks and attachments, with standard and custom options, plus flexible leasing and rental solutions for your operation.

10/21/2026

One Clamp Line. A Lot of Possibilities.

Bales. Cartons. Pulp. Pallets. Specialized loads.

Fork-Co's clamp lineup is built to handle a wide range of material-handling challenges — and 100% of our clamp offering is manufactured right here in the USA using domestically sourced materials.

Our clamp configurations include solutions such as:

• Traditional Bale Clamps — Available in non-sideshifting, sideshifting, and rotating configurations
• 16-Unit Pulp Bale Clamps — Designed to handle up to 16 unitized bales simultaneously
• Rotating Pallet Fork Clamps — Combining fork positioning, fork clamping, and rotation in one versatile attachment
• Custom arm profiles, opening ranges, and configurations for specialized applications

And that's only a small part of what Fork-Co can build.

From simple clamps to multi-function custom configurations, our equipment is domestically engineered, sourced, and manufactured for demanding material-handling applications.

Have a load that needs a better grip? Let's talk clamps.

Reach out to Fork-Co today:
https://bit.ly/4dcajxi

10/19/2026

Picking Up the Load Is Only Half the Question

When evaluating a material-handling application, ask what needs to happen after the forklift engages the load.

Does it simply need to travel from one location to another? Or does it need to be rotated, dumped, clamped, repositioned, stacked, or discharged?

Those additional movements can completely change the type of attachment needed for the job.

Understanding the full handling process from pickup through final placement gives you a much better starting point when selecting equipment.

Before choosing an attachment, walk through the entire process and identify every movement the load needs to make.

Have an application that requires more than simply lifting and transporting?

Reach out to Fork-Co today:
https://bit.ly/4dcajxi

10/16/2026

Did You Know? The Product You're Handling Can Determine How the Fork Should Be Designed.

When most people picture forklift forks, they probably picture a standard pair moving pallets.

But material handling goes far beyond pallets.

Long loads, cylindrical products, boats, coils, finished materials, oversized equipment, and other specialized loads can require very different fork dimensions or configurations.

The question isn't always:

"What forks fit this forklift?"

Sometimes the better question is:

"What forks does this load require?"

At Fork-Co, we manufacture standard and custom forklift forks for applications ranging from everyday material handling to highly specialized jobs.

If your load doesn't fit the standard approach, let's talk about what you're moving.

Reach out to Fork-Co today:
https://bit.ly/4dcajxi

10/14/2026

Built for the Marina. Engineered for the Load.

Moving boats demands a very different fork configuration than moving standard pallets.

Fork-Co's Boat & Marina Forks are designed for the unique requirements of boat handling, providing the length and configuration needed for demanding marina applications.

Because protecting the boat matters just as much as moving it, padding is also available upon request to help reduce slippage and protect surfaces from scratching during handling.

Whether you're outfitting a marina, boatyard, dry-stack facility, or another marine operation, Fork-Co can work with you to develop forks around your equipment and handling requirements.

Our in-house engineering, design, and fabrication capabilities mean we're equipped to take on applications that don't fit a standard fork.

Need forks built for boat handling? Let's talk about your application.

Reach out to Fork-Co today:
https://bit.ly/4dcajxi

10/12/2026

Think Beyond the Initial Pickup

When evaluating a material-handling application, don't just think about whether the forklift can pick up the load.

Think about every step that comes next.

How will the load be transported? Does it need to turn through tight areas? Will it be raised, lowered, rotated, or repositioned? Where will it ultimately be placed?

A fork or attachment configuration that works perfectly at the pickup point may create challenges elsewhere in the process.

Looking at the entire load path can help identify potential problems before equipment is selected or built.

Have a challenging material-handling application? Give Fork-Co the full picture and let's find the right solution.

Reach out to Fork-Co today:
https://bit.ly/4dcajxi

10/09/2026

Steel coils. Lumber. Bales. Pipe. Bulk material. Finished products that can't be scratched. Oversized loads that don't seem to fit anything.

Every industry has that one load that makes material handling more complicated.

Sometimes it's the weight. Sometimes it's the shape. Sometimes it's a delicate surface, an awkward center of gravity, or simply figuring out how to pick the product up in the first place.

So this Friday, we want to hear from you:

What's the most difficult material or product your operation has to move? And what makes it challenging?

Drop your answer in the comments.

If you're still looking for a better way to handle it, that's exactly the kind of application Fork-Co likes to talk about.

Reach out to Fork-Co today:
https://bit.ly/4dcajxi

10/07/2026

Built to Get a Grip on Pipe Handling

Pipe presents a unique material-handling challenge. Round loads can shift or roll, and different pipe sizes, weights, and configurations can require a solution designed specifically around the application.

That's where Fork-Co Pipe Clamp Attachments come in.

Designed to provide greater control when handling pipe and other cylindrical loads, our pipe clamp solutions can help secure the load during lifting, transport, and positioning.

And because no two applications are exactly alike, Fork-Co's in-house engineering, design, and fabrication capabilities allow us to develop configurations around your specific requirements.

Handling pipe? Let's talk about what you're moving and how you're moving it.

Reach out to Fork-Co today:
https://bit.ly/4dcajxi

10/05/2026

Quick Tip: Measure the Load, Not Just What It's Sitting On

When planning a material-handling solution, don't assume the pallet tells you everything you need to know about the load.

Products can extend beyond the pallet, have an uneven center of gravity, require additional support, or simply have dimensions that make a standard fork or attachment configuration less effective.

Before selecting equipment, take a closer look at the actual load:

• Overall length, width, and height
• Total weight
• How the weight is distributed
• Where the load needs support
• How it will be picked up and positioned

The more Fork-Co knows about the application, the better we can help determine the right solution.

Have a challenging load? Reach out to Fork-Co today:
https://bit.ly/4dcajxi

10/02/2026

Did You Know? The Right Attachment Can Completely Change What Your Forklift Can Do.

A forklift may start with a pair of forks, but that's only the beginning of what the machine can accomplish.

With the right attachment, the same basic forklift platform can be configured to handle jobs such as:

• Rotating loads
• Handling coils
• Clamping specialized products
• Spreading forks for wider loads
• Lifting suspended loads with a crane jib
• Handling bulk material with a bucket
• And much more

For operations facing unusual material-handling challenges, that can mean getting more capability from existing equipment rather than approaching every new application the same way.

At Fork-Co, we engineer and manufacture standard and custom attachments designed to help forklifts tackle specialized jobs.

What job would you like your forklift to do better?

Reach out to Fork-Co today: https://bit.ly/4dcajxi

09/30/2026

Clamp It. Rotate It. Handle It Your Way.

Some loads don't just need to be picked up — they need to be clamped, rotated, dumped, or repositioned.

That's where Fork-Co's rotating attachment solutions come in.

Attachments such as our Rotating Ga***rd Clamps and Rotating Bale Clamps combine secure load handling with rotational capability, giving operators greater control over specialized materials and handling processes.

Whether you're handling Ga***rd boxes, bales, bulk materials, or another challenging load, Fork-Co can help develop an attachment around the demands of your operation.

And when a standard configuration doesn't fit the job, our in-house engineering, design, and fabrication capabilities allow us to build around the application.

Need to clamp AND rotate your load? Let's talk about it.

Reach out to Fork-Co today: https://bit.ly/4dcajxi

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Address

19113 Amoco Drive S
Alvin, TX
77511

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 4pm
Tuesday	8am - 4pm
Wednesday	8am - 4pm
Thursday	8am - 4pm
Friday	8am - 4pm

Telephone

+12816921667

Website

http://www.fork-co.com/

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