Ridgeway


LIFTING BY FORKLIFT? OR, LIFTING BY CRANE?

You can do both with the Conquip Goods Cage.

Use a Goods Cage to ensure safe, best practice lifting operations on your site. Also, you’ll only need 1 lift plan regardless of what you put inside it!

There are many size options and an option to choose ramped or standard access. You can talk to us about any completely bespoke lifting cages solutions, as Conquip can manufacture custom sizes.

LIFTING BY FORKLIFT


Use Conquip goods cage for a convenient and safe way of transporting materials or equipment on site by crane or forklift. The cage is especially beneficial when transporting materials such as bricks or rebar lengths which could otherwise present a safety risk if dropped into the area below.

Available Sizes

The cage comes in two basic sizes – small and large. You can also choose from the type of access: standard front gate or gas assisted ramp allowing you to load with a pallet cart. The working load limit of all cages is 3000 kg.

Details

  • Manufactured from quality steel.
  • Can be lifted by forklift or crane.
  • Customisation options available.

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