Different Forklift Camera System For Improved Safety
Wherever forklifts are used in facilities, there is a concern for safety that operators and managers should be aware of, particularly where limited visibility and fork-truck blind spots are concerned. Forklift Camera Systems mitigate accidents caused by limited visibility, averting damaging, deadly, or costly consequences. For this reason, many facilities opt to use Forklift Camera System that enhances visibility for their operators, thereby leading to improved safety, comfort, and efficiency.
Here are some of the most popular options for improving visibility on forklifts:
Fork View & Fork-on-View Cameras
Placed on, under, or inside the fork respectively, these cameras provide an opening angle of 51 degrees, which provides drivers with a clearer view of both the left and right sides of the forks during loading. This enables a quick assessment of proper fork positioning for the driver’s convenience and accuracy.
View-on-fork cameras also provide drivers with better visibility of attachments on forks so that they can be properly positioned.
Mid-Mast View Cameras
These cameras are mounted on the mast crossbeam, allowing the driver to position the truck using a view of the forks after lifting. Hence, these cameras offer a clear under-fork view, facilitating smoother unloading, particularly beneficial for reach trucks.
Front & Rear-View Cameras
With front and rear-view cameras, the truck gains enhanced visibility, promoting safety during both forward movement and reversing maneuvers. They provide a better view of potential obstacles and dead spots, making it easier to avoid damage.
RadarEye Systems
RadarEye cameras aid in reversing by offering rear visuals and sounding alarms to caution against potential hazards. This greatly improves safety and efficiency, by letting drivers work with more confidence.
Contact Micron MHE Orlaco for Details
If you would like to know more about our offers on Forklift Camera Systems for your operations, be sure to visit the Micron MHE Orlaco website today.
