PROTILT

Flying Job Box

For Jobsite Material Handling

4,000-Lb Material Capacity

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ProTilt Flying Job Box

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ProTilt Flying Job Box

SKU: ES11120 Made to order

$2,787.99 USD

Freight $100 flat freight to the contiguous U.S.

Made to order. Contact us for current lead time.

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MOST IMPORTANT FEATURES

4,000-LB MATERIAL CAPACITY

THE CONTAINER HAS A 4,000-LB MATERIAL LOAD RATING; INCLUDE THE BOX WEIGHT WHEN PLANNING A LIFT.

LIFTING LUGS & SAFETY LUG

INTEGRATED LIFTING LUGS AND A SAFETY LUG SUPPORT A SUITABLE, VERIFIED RIGGING ARRANGEMENT.

3/16-INCH STEEL BASE

A 3/16-INCH STEEL BASE FORMS THE BOTTOM OF THE CONTAINER.

FOUR SIDEWALL SUPPORTS

FOUR SIDEWALL SUPPORTS REINFORCE THE JOB BOX STRUCTURE.

STACKABLE DESIGN

THE STACKABLE CONTAINER DESIGN SUPPORTS ORGANIZED STORAGE WHEN THE BOX IS OUT OF SERVICE.

Description

Key Benefits

Technical Specs

Applications

ProTilt Flying Job Box

The ProTilt Flying Job Box moves tools, materials and jobsite supplies in a steel container with integrated lifting provisions. Its 4,000-lb material capacity supports organized material handling with suitable lifting equipment and an approved lift plan.

The box measures 48 inches wide, 48 inches high and 24.5 inches long, with an approximate empty weight of 495 lb. A 3/16-inch steel base and four sidewall supports form the container structure.

Lifting lugs and a safety lug provide connection points for an appropriate rigging arrangement. Check the lifting equipment, rigging, load balance and total loaded weight before moving the box.

The nominal 1-1/4-yard model has approximately 1.2 cubic yards of volume. Its stackable design supports storage between jobs. This made-to-order unit requires lead-time confirmation before dispatch planning; lifting equipment and rigging are supplied separately.

ProTilt Flying Job Box

  • The container has a 4,000-lb material load rating; include the box weight when planning a lift.
  • Integrated lifting lugs and a safety lug support a suitable, verified rigging arrangement.
  • A 3/16-inch steel base forms the bottom of the container.
  • Four sidewall supports reinforce the job box structure.
  • The stackable container design supports organized storage when the box is out of service.

ProTilt Flying Job Box

  • Supplier reference: ES11120
  • Nominal model size: 1-1/4 yard
  • Approximate volume: 1.2 cubic yards
  • Dimensions: 48 inches wide × 48 inches high × 24.5 inches long
  • Approximate empty weight: 495 lb
  • Material load capacity: 4,000 lb
  • Base steel: 3/16 inch
  • Features: Lifting lugs, safety lug, four sidewall supports and stackable design
  • Made to order: Confirm current lead time
  • Lifting equipment and rigging: Not included

ProTilt Flying Job Box

  • Moving tools and materials around a jobsite.
  • Positioning supplies with suitable lifting equipment.
  • Organized storage of jobsite material.
  • Use with a verified lift plan and rated rigging.
  • Account for container weight and payload in all lifting calculations.

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ProTilt Flying Job Box

BUILT FOR YOUR WORK:

  • The container has a 4,000-lb material load rating; include the box weight when planning a lift.
  • Integrated lifting lugs and a safety lug support a suitable, verified rigging arrangement.
  • A 3/16-inch steel base forms the bottom of the container.
  • Four sidewall supports reinforce the job box structure.
  • The stackable container design supports organized storage when the box is out of service.

MATCH YOUR WORKING SETUP:

  • Moving tools and materials around a jobsite.
  • Positioning supplies with suitable lifting equipment.
  • Organized storage of jobsite material.
  • Use with a verified lift plan and rated rigging.
  • Account for container weight and payload in all lifting calculations.

READY FOR THE FIELD:

  • Confirm the intended payload and total loaded weight.
  • Verify lifting equipment and rigging capacity.
  • Inspect all lugs and container structure.
  • Balance and secure the load according to the lift plan.
  • Confirm made-to-order lead time before scheduling delivery.
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