productDoosan Industrial Vehicles switches from Doosan Corporation to Doosan Bobcat
DOOSAN INDUSTRIAL Vehicles (DIV) has been purchased by Doosan Bobcat from Doosan Corporation for 557 million euros.
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productRemote control forklift deal for Mitsubishi
MITSUBISHI LOGISNEXT Americas group has set up a partnership with Phantom Auto, a provider of interoperable remote operation software, to enable operators who are sitting up to thousands of miles away to remotely operate unmanned tuggers, pallet jacks, counterbalances etc.
productForklift operator ID eCards launch
RTITB IS the first accrediting body to issue lift truck operators with electronic ID cards, as opposed to physical photo ID Cards.
newsFine after worker injured by forklift
A FACILITY services company operating at Winchester prison has been fined after a worker suffered a broken leg when he was struck by a forklift.
productSTILL launches truck for narrow aisle market
THE STILL NXV is a narrow aisle truck (man-down) and is said to be particularly effective in high and narrow warehouse aisles.
articleThe future is here…
See how you could bring your warehouse automation journey to life with this webinar from Linde Material Handling, in association with Handling & Storage solutions magazine.
articleNew hydrostatic forklift range key for intense operations
TOYOTA MATERIAL HANDLING has updated and enhanced the models across its highly popular Tonero HST family of hydrostatic IC engine counterbalance forklift trucks.
articleEvery truck with a job to do
A diverse fleet for a demanding application, these electric and diesel forklifts are matched to their tasks.
articleSeamless replenishment for Land Rover aftermarket firm
Aisle Master articulated trucks allow for more pallets in a 100,000 sq m warehouse footprint.
articleRobust electric forklift challenges IC models
The new Linde X20-X35 electric forklift models are said to be the first electric trucks to match the performance and robustness of Linde’s hydrostatic engine trucks.
articleIgnoring green issues not an option
ANY LOGISTICS SERVICE PROVIDER or online fulfilment company that is perceived to be merely paying lip service to ‘green’ issues or is inactive when it comes to corporate sustainability strategy, not only risks seriously undermining its own brand and reputation – but also those of its clients.
productToyota partners with future-focused logistics event
We are delighted to announce that Toyota Material Handling UK has joined us as an Event Partner for the Tomorrow’s Warehouse Event.
newsBriggs snaps up Irish plant hire firm
Briggs Equipment has completed the acquisition of JB Plant Hire, one of Northern Ireland’s leading plant hire companies.
articleChanging perspectives
Linde Material Handling’s Ulrike Just outlines evolving intralogistics trends in the wake of the pandemic.
productHigh performance at low temperature
SPECIALISING IN low-temperature warehousing and logistics, ICE Solution is one of the most modern cold storage facilities in the region.
news£600k fine after worker dragged by forklift
Kepak Group Limited (formally 2 Sisters Red Meat Limited), has been fined after a worker was seriously injured following a workplace transport incident.
productA charged partnership
SAFELOG AND WIFERION have joined in partnership to develop wireless charging solutions for AGVs.
articleAutomated response
More and more SME warehouse operators and e-commerce retailers are deploying automated intralogistics technology to ensure that they meet delivery promises to online shoppers, says Toyota Material Handling’s Paul Freeman.
articleThe heat is on
Vaillant has upgraded its warehousing and truck fleet with the help Jungheinrich.
articleTicking time bomb
RTITB has revealed lift truck training and assessment statistics for 2020 which could indicate an upcoming ‘safety time bomb’, where thousands of candidates are operating without up-to-date training. RTITB MD Laura Nelson reports.
