WHEN GOWER Chemicals reviewed its materials handling requirements, the local Mitsubishi Forklift Trucks supplier presented a compelling case for switching to electric.

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High-capacity electrics from Raniero could spell the end for diesel forklifts

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The Combi-PPT powered pallet truck with 8,000kg capacity is one of three products shortlisted by the jury in the Warehouse Truck category of the IFOY Award (International Intralogistics and Forklift Truck of the Year) which honours the best products and solutions of the year.

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Fitting around the base of powered pedestrian trucks, the ACKBelt from Weston Handling Consultancy connects directly to its existing Tiller Arm Anti-Crush Stomach Button.

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One of Combilift’s new products has been named as a finalist in the Safety Category of the FLTA Awards for excellence 2019. The Combi-PPT powered pallet truck was originally developed as a solution for a customer that wanted to enhance operational safety and product flow when moving heavy engine units around its premises. 

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With repetitive strain injuries (RSIs) affecting operators costing British businesses millions of pounds each year in sick pay and lost productivity, Mitsubishi Forklift Trucks has revealed that GRENDiA ES will be the first IC engine range to benefit from its pioneering armrest with award-winning fingertip controls.  

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The new Curtis AC control systems for powered pallet trucks are designed to give top performance and safety at a very low price.

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Weston reports an excellent response to its new Weston Anti-Crush Kick-Pad (ACKPad). The device protects operators from injury, employers from injury, equipment from damage and trucks from accident damage claims.

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Juice Stored Energy, formally known as Fortis Battery Care have re-branded and re-aligned for 2018.

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Toyota Material Handling UK has announced the launch of two semi-automated order picking trucks equipped with t-mote remote drive.

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New laminated leaflets from Consolidated Fork Truck Services (CFTS) explain why Thorough Examination is as essential for rough terrain trucks and telehandlers as it is for fork lift trucks.

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Weighing from 279kg (without battery) and with a load capacity of up to 1.6t, Crown's new WP 3010 electric pallet truck is very light yet powerful and robust enough to withstand arduous working environments.

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At Scotland Works, Combilift will focus on its growing range of walk behind stacker trucks. Where possible and depending on the loads to be handled, there is a growing preference for pedestrian trucks due to the reduced risk that they pose to the operator and any others who may be in the vicinity.

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The ACKPad and ACKBelt are cost effective and easily fitted safety devices developed by the Weston Handling Consultancy to help improve the safety of virtually all your powered pedestrian trucks.

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The focus on the Combilift stand at this year’s Health and Safety Event is on the company’s ever growing range of walk behind stacker trucks.

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Anilox Laser Technology, a manufacturer of quality metal rollers and sleeves for print machinery, has chosen Lowestoft-based Nexen Lift Trucks as its preferred supplier for its new electric counterbalanced lift truck.

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Family owned O’Reilly Concrete is one of the largest precast manufacturers in Ireland and the UK.

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Crown, one of the world’s largest material handling companies, is celebrating a European anniversary. For 30 years, the lift-truck manufacturer has been producing highly successful products in the Bavarian town of Roding, Germany.

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When choosing an electric vehicle, it is important to consider whether you need a ride on or pedestrian controlled unit. Many people are more familiar with Bradshaw Electric Vehicles' ride on electric vehicles, but it could be that a pedestrian controlled walk along vehicle may be a better solution.

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SnowEx utility spreaders have found their way into use with councils, contractors, farmers and private estates.

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