Forklift carriage is a component of a forklift that is used to carry and support the forklift's lifting forks. It is a metal structure that sits on top of the mast and is attached to the hydraulic system of the forklift. The carriage contains rollers that move along the mast channels, allowing the forks to move up and down. The carriage can also be adjusted to fit different forklfit attachments for various material handling applications. After knowing forklift carriage, we have to know more on the forklift mounting calss. The forklift carriage mounting class refers to the type of mount or attachment mechanism used to connect a forklift carriage to the mast. There are three main types of forklift carriage mounting classes, which are: 1. Class I: This is the most common forklift carriage mounting class and is used for Class I forklifts. Class I mounting is a hook-on style configuration that hangs from the top of the mast. 2. Class II: This type of forklift carriage mounting is used for Class II forklifts and is also a hook-on style configuration. However, Class II forklifts require a narrower mast channel. Forklift from 1.5~2.5T loading capacity. 3. Class III: This is a bolt-on style configuration that allows the forklift carriage to be more securely mounted to the mast. Class III mounting is typically used for Class III forklifts or less commonly for heavier Class IV and V forklifts.  In summary, the forklift carriage mounting class refers to the type of mount or attachment mechanism used to connect a forklift carriage to the mast, and there are three main classes based on the type of configuration and the forklift class they are designed for.  Class I: Forklift with less than 1.5T loading capacity. Class II: Forklift from 1.5~2.5T loading capacity. Class III: Forklift from 3~4.5T loading capacity. Class IV: Forklift from 5~8T loading capacity.