productHigh-speed folding curtain
New from Hörmann is the V9012L Stacking high-speed folding curtain for large openings.
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productExtended warranties
As part of its multi-brand 24/7 service support, Hörmann provides extended warranties and fixed price servicing, adding to increased ROI that can be achieved with the company’s total preventative maintenance packages which also help with budgetary control and financial planning.
newsA Christmas menu from Hormann
With seasonal goods already on the way to the UK and clothing retailers stocking shelves with winter woolies, have you thought about Christmas yet?
articlePrevention better than cure
Mark Moore, service manager at industrial and garage door manufacturer Hörmann, explains how preventative maintenance contracts are central to good health and safety planning.
productFolds into lintel
Hörmann’s high-speed folding curtain for large openings, the V9012L Stacking, is opened via a belt drive system that folds the curtain into the lintel area.
articleAdjust the loading bay for dotcom operations
The retail logistics industry is evolving and, consequently, so is warehouse and loading bay equipment. The continued rise in online shopping and consumer expectations for faster delivery, mean businesses are opting for the latest technology and equipment that offer greater flexibility for more efficient, streamlined operations.
productHormann expands projects team
Following an increase in demand for industrial installations, door and loading bay manufacturer Hörmann has added to its projects team with the appointment of Karen Garnham.
articleLoading bay flexibility
Retailers across the country are investing in additional warehouse space, with more spent on big sheds in 2014 than in any other year within the last decade.
newsHörmann set to launch new industrial doors
Manufacturer Hörmann is set to launch a range of new industrial door products following a successful debut at BAU 2015 in January.
productHörmann strengthens management team
Industrial door manufacturer Hörmann has strengthened its maintenance and repair team with the appointment of industrial service manager Phillip Clark.
articleLow energy warehouse
Controlling chilled and frozen warehouses is key, with Hörmann unveiling a broad range of doors to help warehouse managers.
productEnvironment award
Hörmann has scooped the UK Warehousing Association’s (UKWA) Environment Award in recognition of its its successful application of ‘green’ processes.
articleTackling a high-risk area
Alan Jenkins, commercial director at industrial door and loading bay manufacturer Hörmann (UK) discusses what measures can be taken to improve safety in the warehouse as well as looking at the technology available to assist with this.
newsHörmann MD’s charitable exploits secure £3,000 for good causes
David Newcombe, managing director of Hörmann (UK) Ltd, has raised over £3,000 for two charities after completing the Great North Run and a 350 mile cycle ride in the space of just a week.
productTraining & exhibition centre
industrial door manufacturer Hörmann has opened a new training and exhibition centre at its headquarters in Steinhagen, Germany.
articleTNT opens depot with 101 loading bays
Hörmann has supplied loading bays for TNT’s new £15.5 million super depot and sortation hub in Swindon.
productFlange mount shaft bearings
Elesa’s new UC range of self-aligning flange bearings offer easy installation for rotating shafts on equipment such as conveyor systems, where their tolerant fit and protected bearings enable quick, simple assembly or replacement.
productCarbon footprint reduced
Hörmann has installed more than 800 solar PV panels on its Coalville warehouse roof in a bid to reduce the company’s carbon footprint.
productHörmann strengthens its global presence
Leading industrial and domestic door manufacturer Hörmann has further strengthened its global presence with the acquisition of its largest dealer in Finland.
articleSafety achieved with a combination of technology and process
Minimising the potential for accidents is one of the main concerns for warehouse managers today, says Tom Langley, projects director at Hörmann UK. The loading bay in particular has long been considered one of the most dangerous areas owing to operational equipment containing moving parts and numerous vehicles utilising the same space.
