articleInternational Logistics Group (ILG) has grown to become a market leader in fulfilment warehousing and logistics services and since its first Aisle-Master articulated truck was put into service in 2013 it has been steadily adding to the fleet. The company now operates seven Aisle-Masters across various locations in West Sussex, and has capitalised on the range available to choose specific models tailored to the requirements of each site.
articleThe Combi-CBE 4t forklift was launched by Managing Director Martin McVicar at the recent GIS show at the Piacenza Expo centre in Italy.
productThe West Country’s leading independent food service supplier, M. J. Baker Foodservice, has recently taken delivery of its second Aisle-Master articulated forklift with a cold store specification to keep pace with its busy schedule of deliveries of ambient, chilled, frozen and confectionery products.
productOne of Combilift’s latest models, the Combi-MR, has been selected as a finalist in the safety category of the 2018 FLTA awards.
productCombiLift will be exhibiting a wide variety of models on its largest LogiMAT stand to date in its 20th anniversary year.
productThe Combi-WRs enable the food firm to move pallets in very narrow aisles, with the multi position tiller arm allowing the operator to stand to the side of the unit to eliminate crush risk.
productThe Combi-WRs from CombiLift enable the food firm to move pallets in very narrow aisles, with the multi position tiller arm allowing the operator to stand to the side of the unit to eliminate crush risk.
articleCombilift, the material handling solutions provider, has set the benchmark for mass production of customised innovative products according to Martin McVicar, managing director.
articleThe scale of Combilift’s new factory in Ireland is impressive, but is the real story the philosophy behind the company’s very ambitious growth strategy? HSS editor Simon Duddy reports.
articleDudley’s Aluminium has experienced a threefold increase in storage capacity and faster placing and picking with Combilift multidirectional forklift.
articleCombilift has added to its growing pedestrian range with the Combi-PPT, a powered pallet truck with standard lift capacities of 3,000kg and 6,000kg, with higher capacity models from 7,000kg to 16,000kg available on request.
productThe 100th Aisle Master articulated forklift to be delivered to Eddie Stobart was recently handed over to representatives of the company at Combilift’s manufacturing facility in Monaghan, Ireland, where the Aisle Masters are manufactured.
articleThe Combi-PPT is a powered pallet truck with standard lift capacities of 3,000kg and 6,000kg, with higher capacity models from 7,000kg to 16,000kg available on request.
productBeing prepared for winter weather is vital to keep materials on the move. In Scandinavia this is even more of an issue, particularly for Combilift customer Pretre, one of Norway’s leading manufacturers of roof elements, trusses and pre-cut timber.
productOne of Combilift’s new products has been named as a finalist in the Safety Category of the FLTA Awards for excellence 2019.
productOne of Combilift’s newest products, the Combi-PPT, will make its global trade fair debut at LogiMAT 2019.
productFurniture manufacturer Crown Imperial has enhanced handling procedures at its production facility at Herne Bay by bringing in a number of Combilift models to replace old counterbalance and reach trucks.
productThe Combi-SC pedestrian counterbalance stacker helps shower manufacturer JT keep up with a vast increase in production numbers at its site in Leeds
productArchitectural aluminium fabricator benefits from threefold increase in storage capacity and much faster placing and picking thanks to a Combilift multidirectional model and guided aisles operation in a new storage facility.
productDutch steel stockholder has doubled storage and handling speeds with a highly customised, remote controlled Combi-SC Straddle Carrier.
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