productStrapping for bulky timber products
The KOV-111-16 system of Mosca secures large-volume timber products for transport without significant downtime.
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articleA look under the bonnet
SICK technology has played a key part in helping tug manufacturer MasterMover to develop AGV models.
articleTunnels and walkways to help solve social distancing woes
CopriSystems is quickly developing tunnels and walkway covers to help companies manage people entering and exiting a building while maintaining efficient operations within social distancing constraints.
productBatteries developed specifically for ATEX applications
NexSys ATEX batteries, available from EnerSys, allow materials handling vehicles to work safely in hazardous areas where there is an explosion risk.
productCOVID-19 Good Practice Guide launched for logistics operations
Leading business group, FTA, and professional membership body, The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT), have launched the Good Practice Guide for COVID-19.
productLogistex Announces a New Partnership with Leading Retailer John Lewis
Logistex has been awarded a contract by the John Lewis Partnership to design and implement a solution to optimise their new e-commerce distribution centre at Fenny Lock, Milton Keynes.
productFunctional work jackets
WHETHER IT’S windy, raining, freezing or snowing a Snickers Workwear Jacket is said to deliver.
articleEmpowering the next generation
Safety and talent attraction key issues for the International Powered Access Federation.
productUniCarriers secures two nominations
UniCarriers has been nominated in two categories for the International Forklift Truck of the Year (IFOY) awards.
news‘Squeezed middle’ face increased fines
Health and Safety consultancy Southalls and international law firm Gowling WLG, warn medium sized manufacturers (£10-£50m turnover) of the significant fine risks they may face on the first anniversary of the new Health and Safety sentencing guidelines.
productErgonomic alternative to dead man’s switch
UniCarriers has developed the Driver Presence Sensor (DPS) – an ergonomic alternative to the dead man’s switch on order picking trucks.
