What is the primary use of a rotator attachment?

The primary use of a rotator attachment is to rotate loads for optimal unloading. This attachment is particularly beneficial when handling items that require precise positioning, such as boxes, crates, or pallets with irregular shapes. By allowing the operator to rotate the load, the rotator enhances the efficiency and safety of the unloading process, ensuring that items can be positioned correctly and easily without the need for additional manual handling.

Other options, while they may involve different types of attachments or functionalities, do not accurately capture the unique capability that a rotator offers. For example, lifting carpets would typically involve a different type of specialized attachment designed specifically for that material. Handling barrels requires specific features for stability and secure handling that a rotator may not provide. Similarly, securing large bales often uses straps or clamps distinct from rotator functions. Therefore, the correct understanding of a rotator's role is essential for effective forklift operation and load management.