newsFirm boosts safety with skate and track lifting equipment
The skate and track system normally used for truck loading of pallets has been developed to increase health and safety at manufacturer James Walker.
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productVan loads of help
Used across a range of industries, Vanloda is used in the loading and unloading of heavy items to and from vans.
productTarget painpoints
AS WE enter 2025, two constraints are particularly persistent, says Wouter Satijn, sales director, Joloda Hydraroll, a shortage of labour and a lack of warehouse space.
productJoloda keeps the whisky flowing
John Dewars whiskey uses the Joloda Moving Floor for unloading and loading of palletised whisky barrels. The system operates in a new drain and fill site and is said to bring safety and efficiency to the handling of the whisky barrels during the maturation process.
productSaving Christmas
As soon as the contract was signed in October with its newest and largest customer, Joloda Conveyor services were put to the test on the busiest period of the year.
productQuick and efficient van loading
Joloda delivers a quick and efficient load for Amelia Knight cosmetics.
articleAutomatic truck loading systems
Joloda International is exhibiting again at the IMHX show in Birmingham. This exhibition is vitally important in the exhibition calendar of Joloda as this is one of the leading fairs worldwide for materials handling and truck loading.
productChoosing the right loading system
Joloda provides a wide variety loading systems to suit a broad range of operations.
productBusy start to 2019
The first show Joloda is exhibiting at is the LogiMAT in Stuttgart, Germany from 19-21 February (Hall 3 D64).
productAutomated loading
Working with an automated loading system brings with it many advantages for your business. It gives you an opportunity to increase efficiency, enhance worker safety, make room for flexibility and add savings, says Joloda.
productHandle with care
Loading and unloading goods from a truck is not as simple as it seems, says Joloda.
newsLoads 42 pallets in 7 minutes
Joloda recently installed a fully automatic loading system for food giant Pepsico to move 42 pallets of potato crisps, into a 25.25m road train in 1 load and also loads 26 pallets into a 13.6m vehicle.
productJoloda acquires service arm of Sovex
The deal is said to make the newly created Joloda Conveyor Services one of the largest service providers in the sector.
productLoad 30 tonnes in 90 seconds
Great Bear Distribution has taken delivery of two new tri-axle curtainsider trailers for its long-standing contract with Cereal Partners Worldwide, each fitted with the Hydraroll loading system from Joloda International.
productEfficient container handling
Loading and unloading containers is a common process in factories, construction sites and other industrial environments. Joloda offers container loading systems as a ‘safer alternative’ to forklifts for taking care of container transport needs.
productOne shot loader combines with forklifts
For loading and unloading containers, solely relying on forklifts can be a waste of time and resources. It takes a forklift an average of 38.4 minutes to load 6.58 tons (5,973 kg) worth of pallets into a container but it takes only 15 minutes for Joloda’s container loading system to stuff 28 tons (25,401 kg) of load into a container.
productAutomated loading
Joloda helps business improve time-efficiency by providing automatic loading and unloading systems for industrial applications. The three systems provided are the Trailerskate, the Slipchain and the Moving Floor System.
productSkate and track
Manual skate and track systems consist of rolling skates running in special sunken tracks.
productDoing much more with less
A conveyor-based loading system from Joloda has allowed a drinks firm to downsize its commercial fleet from eight standard trailers to two purpose-built curtainsiders.
productFuture assured for loading systems businesses
The future of the Joloda International loading systems businesses have been secured through a private ‘Buy-In Management Buy-Out’ (BIMBO) deal, which sees the arrival of a new, investing CEO, supported by two of the group’s existing directors
