Aardwolf 'A' Frame 1850-QP - AF1850QP

Aardwolf 'A' Frame 1850-QP - AF1850QP

The QP Frames are designed for delivering heavy sheets of glass and stone to construction sites where a strong, heavy frame is needed to lift the complete load and frame together onto building sites.

The fully loaded frame can easily be moved around the floors on different levels of construction sites.

Features

• Sturdy and safe structure, designed to eliminate any risk of slabs tipping over.
• Load bearing surfaces are topped with rubber to prevent scratches and damage to goods being transported.
• It contains two lifting eyes at the top frame for lifting frames on and off trucks with a crane.
• Has four lifting points at the corner of frame base for lifting loaded frames on and off trucks and onto building sites.
• Handles are located at the end of "A" frames.
• Wheels with brakes to ensure safety in operation.
• Four locking bars per frame mounted in slotted holes on the bottom.
• Powder-coated finish ensures an aesthetic feature as well as the durability of the product.

Option: Frames can be hot galvanized finished upon request.

What Our Experts Think

• Heavy-duty A-frame designed for safe storage and transport of stone slabs.

• Robust steel construction ensures stability and long-term durability.

• Rubber-lined supports protect slabs from scratches and chipping.

• Space-efficient design maximizes workshop or warehouse storage.

• Ideal for granite, marble, quartz, and engineered stone handling.

Q&A

Q: What is the main use of the AF1850QP A-frame?
A: It’s designed for the safe storage and transport of stone slabs.

Q: Can it hold multiple slabs at once?
A: Yes, the reinforced frame supports multiple slabs securely.

Q: Does it protect polished or delicate stone surfaces?
A: Yes, rubber-lined supports prevent scratches and damage.

Q: Who typically uses this A-frame?
A: Fabricators, warehouse operators, and installers handling stone slabs.

Maintenance Tips

• Inspect frame, welds, and supports regularly for wear or cracks.

• Clean rubber linings to maintain protective grip.

• Tighten bolts and check connections as needed.

• Store in a dry or covered area to prevent rust.

• Avoid exceeding the maximum rated load capacity.