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Aardwolf 'A' Frame 1850-QP - AF1850QP

Aardwolf 'A' Frame 1850-QP - AF1850QP

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Aardwolf 'A' Frame 1850-QP - AF1850QP

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.
What our Experts Think
  • Heavy-duty transport and storage A-frame system, the Aardwolf AF1850QP is designed for safely moving and storing large stone, granite, marble, and glass slabs in fabrication workshops and construction sites.
  • High structural stability design, engineered to eliminate slab tipping risk by keeping materials securely supported on both sides of the frame during transport and storage.
  • Dual lifting capability for workshop-to-site use, with crane lifting eyes on the top and forklift access points on the base, enabling flexible handling in different environments.
  • Heavy industrial load capacity, rated up to 4,000 kg stationary and 2,500 kg when lifted via eyelets or rigging points, supporting full-frame transport of loaded slabs.
  • Protective slab contact system, featuring rubber-lined support rails that reduce surface damage, scratching, and edge chipping during handling.
  • Secure locking system with adjustable bars, using four locking bars per side to stabilize slabs and prevent movement during transport.
  • Mobility-focused design, equipped with heavy-duty wheels and brakes for controlled movement across workshop floors and job sites.
  • Durable powder-coated steel construction, built for long-term use in harsh fabrication and construction environments.
Q&A

Q: What is the Aardwolf โ€˜Aโ€™ Frame 1850-QP (AF1850QP) used for?
A: The AF1850QP is a heavy-duty transport and storage A-frame designed for safely carrying and storing large slabs of stone or glass in workshops, warehouses, and construction sites.

Q: What materials can the AF1850QP handle?
A: It is suitable for granite, marble, engineered stone, and glass slabs used in fabrication and construction applications.

Q: What is the load capacity of the AF1850QP?
A: It supports up to 2,500 kg (5,511 lb) in transport conditions and up to 4,000 kg (8,818 lb) when stationary, depending on configuration.

Q: How are slabs secured on the AF1850QP?
A: Slabs are held using rubber-lined support surfaces and four adjustable locking bars to prevent movement and protect edges during transport.

Q: What lifting and handling options does it have?
A: The frame includes top lifting eyes for crane handling and base lifting points for forklift or truck loading/unloading.

Q: Does it include mobility features?
A: Yes, it is equipped with heavy-duty wheels with brakes, allowing controlled movement within workshops or job sites.

Q: What are the key safety features?
A: It is designed with a stable steel structure to prevent slab tipping, plus rubber protection surfaces and locking bars for secure transport.

Maintenance Tips
  • Inspect frame, welds, and uprights regularly for cracks, bending, or structural fatigue.
  • Check cross braces, joints, and connection points to ensure all bolts and fasteners are tight.
  • Ensure rubber padding/contact strips are intact, clean, and replace when worn to protect slabs.
  • Keep frame surfaces free from stone dust, slurry, and debris to prevent scratching and corrosion.
  • Verify base stability and ground contact points are level and secure before loading.
  • Never exceed the rated load capacity (model-dependent, heavy-duty slab storage use) and distribute slabs evenly.
  • Inspect for frame misalignment after transport, impact, or heavy loading.
  • Lubricate any adjustable or removable fittings lightly if applicable, avoiding contamination of contact surfaces.
  • Store in a dry, covered area to prevent rust and extend service life.
  • Remove from service immediately if structural deformation, weld failure, or instability is detected.