Bulk Bag Lifting Frames
Looking for an easier way to handle your bulk bags?
Bulk bag lifting frames make bag handling easier by independently supporting the bulk bag and providing fork truck access for lifting the frame.
See how an Ingredient Masters Adjustable Lifting Frame works.
What it is: A bulk bag lifting frame is a support structure that holds a bulk bag (FIBC) independently of the forklift, with access underneath for forklift tongs — so the truck lifts the frame, not the bag directly.
That distinction matters more than it sounds. Lifting a bulk bag directly limits how high a forklift can raise it and how much headroom you need to stage it above a dispenser or hopper. A lifting frame changes that: it increases the forklift’s effective operating height and reduces the clearance required to stage a bag for discharge, which is often the difference between needing a taller building and not. Ingredient Masters builds each frame custom to your bag size, staging height, and dispenser layout — not a generic off-the-shelf frame you have to work around.
Benefits of Our Bulk Bag Lifting Frames
Bulk Bag Lifting Frames FAQs
A bulk bag lifting frame is a structure that supports a bulk bag (FIBC) independently, with access underneath for forklift tongs, so the bag can be lifted and staged above a dispenser or hopper without lifting the bag directly.
Lifting a bag directly with forklift tongs limits how high it can be raised and how much headroom is needed above it. A lifting frame increases the forklift’s effective lifting height and reduces the ceiling clearance required to stage a bag for discharge.
Ingredient Masters’ lifting frames are PE certified and custom-built to handle any size bulk bag, matched to your specific staging height and dispenser layout.
The frames are designed for operator-safe handling, with clear access to the discharge spout once the bag is staged in place.
Yes. Frames are custom-designed around your existing equipment and staging layout, including headroom, dispenser height, and bag size, rather than requiring you to adapt your setup to a standard frame.
