Logitrans ELFRA 1001 Box Holder Rotator | 2,200 lb, Tilts Beyond 90°, 36"–75" Lift

Logitrans ELFRA 1001 Adjustable Box Holder Rotator

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Logitrans ELFRA 1001 Adjustable Box Holder Rotator | Powered Lift, 2,200 lb, Tilts Beyond 90°

The Logitrans ELFRA 1001 is a powered lift stacker with an integrated rotating tilting attachment designed for operations that must access the contents of boxes, crates, and containers at working height without manual tipping. The rotator tilts loads beyond 90 degrees, bringing contents to an ergonomic access angle and reducing bending and back strain during repeated picking, sorting, kitting, and transfer tasks throughout a shift.

The adjustable box holder accommodates box widths from 31.5" to 48" and is adjusted via a handle without tools, allowing one unit to handle multiple container sizes without reconfiguration downtime. Fork-over construction (22" or 27" wide x 49" long forks) provides stable engagement of open-entry palletized loads. Lift is powered; push travel is manual. Capacity is 2,200 lb across all five height configurations.

Models and Specifications:

♦ ELFRA 1001-36, 22" or 27" W x 49" L forks (specify at order). Maximum lift height 36". Capacity: 2,200 lb. Powered lift, manual push. Fork-over design. Rotating tilting attachment tilts beyond 90°. Adjustable box holder 31.5"-48" wide, tool-free adjustment.
♦ ELFRA 1001-47, 22" or 27" W x 49" L forks. Maximum lift height 47". Capacity 2,200 lb. Same specification as ELFRA 1001-36 at a greater lift height.
♦ ELFRA 1001-55, 22" or 27" W x 49" L forks. Maximum lift height 55". Capacity 2,200 lb. Same specifications, with greater lift height.
♦ ELFRA 1001-63, 22" or 27" W x 49" L forks. Maximum lift height 63". Capacity 2,200 lb. Same specifications at a greater lift height.
♦ ELFRA 1001-75, 22" or 27" W x 49" L forks. Maximum lift height 75". Capacity 2,200 lb. Same specifications at the greatest lift height in the lineup.

Selecting the Right Model:

♦ Lifting height, 36" to 75", select based on the ergonomically comfortable working height for content access in the operation. The tilt function is most effective when the box is positioned so the opening faces the operator at a comfortable working height, typically between 36" and 55", depending on operator height. The 63" and 75" models suit work positioning above standing waist height, or when the box is tilted downward and the target height accounts for the tilt angle.
♦ Fork width, 22" or 27", specify at time of order. Both widths use the same 49" fork length.
♦ Box holder width range, 31.5"-48"; verify that the boxes and crates in the operation fall within this width. For loads wider than 48", the ELFRA 1001 is not appropriate; contact CustomMHS at 866-333-0728 to discuss alternatives.
♦ Tilt beyond 90 degrees rotates the box holder and load past vertical, directing the box opening downward or toward the operator for controlled content transfer, particularly useful for unloading contents into bins or onto surfaces below the box.

Where Commonly Used:

Assembly and kitting operations use the ELFRA 1001 to lift containers to working height and tilt them for ergonomic access; picking and sorting operations use the tilt function to direct box contents toward bins, totes, or conveyor positions; light manufacturing and production line supply uses it to position and tilt containers for consistent ergonomic supply, and operations handling mixed box sizes use the tool-free adjustable box holder to reconfigure for each box width without stopping workflow.

CustomMHS is an authorized Logitrans distributor. All purchases include the manufacturer's factory warranty.

Buying Guide

The ELFRA 1001's own product listing states the real reason to choose fork-over over straddle legs is pallet compatibility, not stability; it works with open-entry pallets but not solid-deck or closed-bottom loads. Our Reel Lifts & Rotators guide decodes the full Logitrans naming scheme and covers the tilt function's working height window before you spec a lift height.

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Model Number	Fork Size	Lifting Height	Capacity	Price	View Model
ELFRA 1001-36	22" or 27" wide x 49" long	36"	2,200 pounds	$17,740.80	View Model
ELFRA 1001-47	22" or 27" wide x 49" long	47"	2,200 pounds	$18,003.15	View Model
ELFRA 1001-55	22" or 27" wide x 49" long	55"	2,200 pounds	$18,265.50	View Model
ELFRA 1001-63	22" or 27" wide x 49" long	63"	2,200 pounds	$18,532.80	View Model
ELFRA 1001-75	22" or 27" wide x 49" long	75"	2,200 pounds	$18,790.20	View Model

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What are the five ELFRA 1001 models, and what separates them?

Lift height only. The 1001-36, 1001-47, 1001-55, 1001-63, and 1001-75 reach 36, 47, 55, 63, and 75 inches, respectively. Every model carries 2,200 pounds, uses the same 49-inch fork length, and includes the same rotating tilting attachment and adjustable box holder. Order based on the height you need, since nothing else changes across the line.

Which lift height should I specify?

Base it on where the operator can comfortably access box contents, not the tallest option. Heights between 36 and 55 inches cover most standing-height access, with the exact figure depending on operator height. The 63 and 75-inch models suit positioning above standing waist height, or cases where the box is tilted downward, and the tilt angle has to be accounted for in the target height.

What box sizes does the adjustable holder accept?

Widths from 31.5 to 48 inches, adjusted with a handle and no tools. Measure the widest and narrowest containers in your operation against that range before ordering. For loads wider than 48 inches, the ELFRA 1001 is not the right unit; call CustomMHS at 866-333-0728 to identify alternatives.

Which fork width should I order?

Either 22 or 27 inches, specified at the time of order. Both use the same 49-inch fork length, so this is a width decision only. Confirm it against the entry openings on the palletized loads you handle, since the fork-over design engages open-entry loads and the wrong width is not adjustable after delivery.

What does tilting beyond 90 degrees accomplish?

It rotates the box holder and load past vertical, directing the box opening downward or toward the operator. That supports controlled content transfer, particularly when unloading into bins or onto surfaces below the box. A unit that stops at 90 degrees leaves the last of the contents sitting flat in the bottom corner.

Is the push travel powered on this model?

No. The lift is powered; push travel is manual. If operators cover longer distances between stations or move the unit repeatedly during a shift, compare it against a powered-drive model, since manual pushing under a loaded rotator adds up over a shift.