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The Haugen Mesh Handler (MMH-7000) is a fork-mounted material handler purpose-built for lifting and moving wire mesh, rebar cages, chain-link fencing, conduit bundles, and other long or awkward construction materials that cannot be safely palletized. Frame depth 90", frame width 162", capacity 7,000 lbs. Eight Grade 100 chains with twist-lock hooks provide secure, adjustable attachment to the load. Mounts on both fork sides — the modular design means the handler can be transported and shipped without a large single-piece footprint. Safety pins hold the handler to the forks. Two variants: MMH-7000 (standard) and MMHT-7000 (with crane top hooks for overhead crane integration). Made in USA with a 1-year warranty.
| Model | Feature | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| MMH-7000 | Standard | No crane hooks |
| MMHT-7000 | With Crane Top Hooks | For overhead crane integration |
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 7,000 lbs |
| Frame Depth | 90 inches |
| Frame Width | 162 inches |
| Chains | 8 x Grade 100 with twist-lock hooks |
| Frame Mounting | Both fork sides — modular design |
| Fork Security | Safety pins |
| Crane Hooks (MMHT) | Yes — for overhead crane integration |
| Warranty | 1 year |
| Origin | Made in USA |
The mesh handler mounts over standard telehandler fork tines and is secured with safety pins. The 162" frame width requires adequate machine reach and stability rating for the handler plus full load at that span. Verify your telehandler's rated operating capacity and chart at the applicable load center before using at full capacity.
Fork-pocket mounted — slips over standard fork tines. Frame depth 90", frame width 162". Designed for telehandlers with heavy-duty pallet forks. Confirm tine cross-section fits the handler frame pockets before ordering.
| JLG | Genie | Manitou | Skytrak |
| Lull | Caterpillar |
No hydraulics required. Safety pins hold the handler on the forks during operation. Both fork sides are usable for mounting, enabling easy transport when not in use.
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Q: What materials can the mesh handler safely move?
The MMH-7000 is designed for wire mesh sheets, rebar cages, chain-link fencing, conduit bundles, structural mesh, and similar sheet or elongated material that cannot be palletized. The eight Grade 100 chains distribute the load across the 162" frame width. Do not use for loose or granular materials, palletized loads, or any material that does not allow secure chain attachment at multiple points. |
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Q: What does "Grade 100" mean for the chains?
Grade 100 is an alloy steel chain specification used for overhead lifting. The number refers to the minimum breaking force in units of 100 MPa — Grade 100 chains have at least 10 times the working load limit as a safety factor when used within their rated capacity. Grade 100 is the highest-rated standard lifting chain grade and provides 25% more strength than Grade 80 at the same chain size, making it the appropriate specification for this application. |
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Q: Can the MMHT-7000 be used with both a crane and a forklift?
Yes — the MMHT-7000 has fork pockets for telehandler mounting (standard) and crane top hooks for overhead crane attachment. This allows the handler to remain attached to the load while transferring between a crane and a forklift, eliminating rigging changes at each transfer. Only one machine should be engaged with the handler at a time — never lift with both simultaneously. |
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Q: How does the modular fork-side mounting work?
The mesh handler mounts on both sides of the fork tines rather than from the top (as a standard attachment would). This means the frame is supported along both tines and secured by safety pins that run through the frame and fork tines. The modular design allows the 162" wide frame to be built from sections that ship and transport at a more manageable size, then assembled on site. |
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Q: What is the maximum reach I can use with this handler?
The 7,000 lb capacity and 162" frame width must both be within your telehandler's rated capacity envelope. At the maximum reach of your machine's boom, the rated lifting capacity drops significantly — consult your telehandler's load chart to determine maximum lift weight at the load center with the MMH-7000 frame installed. The frame itself adds weight to the machine's rated capacity consumption before adding any material load. |
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