Manchester calling
The Tomorrow’s Warehouse conference brought together attendees and suppliers for an action packed day of networking and learning.
The Tomorrow’s Warehouse conference brought together attendees and suppliers for an action packed day of networking and learning.
Yale Lift Truck Technologies has launched lithium-ion batteries with compatible chargers, specifically designed for selected Yale pallet trucks, stackers, reach trucks, lift trucks, and other warehouse models.
Daily lift truck checks – plus weekly/monthly inspections – are essential to prevent breakdowns, downtime, and safety risks.
A Shropshire finance expert is bringing a fresh perspective to the UK Material Handling Association (UKMHA) after becoming just the second female to be appointed to its board.
The UK’s biggest independent Mitsubishi Forklift Trucks dealer, has announced further expansion with the addition of a new depot after acquiring a Somerset dealership in South Petherton.
The UK Material Handling Association (UKMHA) and CFTS, the industry standard body for Thorough Examinations have announced plans to open a new, purpose-built headquarters and training centre in Kibworth, Leicestershire. The facility is expected to open in Spring 2026.
The new B16-20-NT series is the first 3-wheel forklift from Bobcat to be based exclusively on the latest lithium-ion technology.
Hydro relies on HUBTEX technology for transporting long aluminium goods without incident.
After a year defined by delayed investment decisions, rising costs and fragile confidence, the UK forklift truck market is moving through a period of adjustment rather than retreat, a new financial report reveals.
As operations move into the darker winter months, Windsor Materials Handling is shining a light on safety with its latest promotion, offering free safety lighting on all new forklift orders throughout November.
Crown, one of the world’s largest material handling solutions companies, is launching its new WJ 50 Series pedestrian pallet truck.
Asda Logistics Services has taken more control over its lift truck training in bid to improve standards, safety, and flexibility, while keeping costs down.
Brothers, Carl H. Dicke and Allen A. Dicke, founded Crown Equipment Corporation in New Bremen, Ohio, in 1945 with an unwavering commitment to customer service. Eighty years later, Crown is a widely recognised, global material handling equipment manufacturer and technology provider with more than 19,600 employees worldwide serving many of the world’s most recognisable brands and industry leaders.
Bobcat’s Machine IQ Telematics system has exceeded 30,000 units sold in Europe.
Eastern has branches in the East of the UK in Bury St Edmunds, Peterborough and Great Yarmouth.
Toy company Funko has implemented a fleet of forklifts from Linde Material Handling UK for its 395,000 sq ft distribution centre in Coventry.
Europe has seen dramatic growth in warehousing and related industries. With a greater workforce, comes greater potential for surging injury and illness rates. Warehouse operations need to make improvements to reduce injuries, and the lost days associated with them. Addressing the root causes of worker injuries and taking steps towards rethinking health and safety practices.
Three leading names in the UK materials handling sector – Jofson Limited, Endeavour Forklifts and Alto Handling – are coming together under a new unified structure, marking a significant strategic milestone for the group.
Visitors to the CFTS stand at IMHX 2025 offered their views on equipment inspections, accreditation, and industry challenges. Their feedback paints a clear picture: accreditation is increasingly seen as the mark of trust and compliance — but more needs to be done to raise awareness among end users.
Toyota Material Handling UK focuses in on helping customers drive operational efficiency through its Zero Muda approach.