product50th anniversary
MANITOU GROUP is celebrating 50 years of its UK subsidiary, which was the first international subsidiary created by the French firm.
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productConsistent forklift braking in cold stores
COLD ROOMS present a challenge to power transmission equipment. As any motorist will know, brakes can be particularly susceptible to performance drop-off in cold or moist conditions.
productSwitch to electric but get it right
TOPPING UP is the single most important piece of forklift maintenance you can do, says Triathlon Battery Solutions, who know how to guarantee you always get it right.
articleMake sure testers have the tools
When it comes to Thorough Examinations, the right tools will provide detailed measurements that reflect the true state of your equipment. Here CFTS chairman Geoff Martin reveals which tools are essential for Thorough Examinations, and why inspection providers with empty toolkits should be a major red flag for owners.
articleLeasing to boost green tech investment
BNP Paribas Leasing Solutions has launched a Green Technology business segment – Tech for Good.
articleGetting flexible on forklift fleets
The beverage industry is undergoing a prolonged period of change that is making automated models an increasingly attractive option for companies of all sizes, says Paul Freeman.
articleRed Diamond Distribution acquired by Mitsubishi
Mitsubishi Logisnext Europe B.V. (MLE) has acquired all shares of its UK importer Red Diamond Distribution Ltd (RDD) in an amicable takeover that will see both companies working closely together in order to drive the expansion of the Mitsubishi Forklift Trucks brand in the UK.
articleDetailed agreement for high availability
EDDIE STOBART Contract Logistics has signed a detailed service level agreement to operate Flexi trucks on three-shift, seven-day availability at a busy site at Magna Park, Lutterworth.
articleElectrifying Baumann sales by DGP
GLASGOW-BASED Baumann distributor, Douglas Gillespie Plant, has been recognised as the UK’s leading electric sideloader supplier.
articleBeverage industry responds to evolving challenges
The beverage industry is undergoing a prolonged period of significant change that is making warehouse automation a highly attractive option for companies of all sizes across the sector, says Paul Freeman.
newsB&B Attachments to exhibit at the UK Concrete Show
THE UK specialist in the design and manufacture of bespoke forklift truck attachment solutions, will exhibit its BlockMaster K320, PowerMount and Beam Grab attachments on stand 40.
newsVisitor registration opens for IMHX 2022
THE EXHIBITION returns on 6-8 September at the NEC, Birmingham – and is the UK’s flagship event for those involved in managing, maintaining, and optimising the operations that keep supply chains moving.
productThe Archies attracts record levels of support
EVENT ORGANISERS overwhelmed by sponsor sign-ups… small number of sponsorship opportunities remain.
productToyota buys intralogistics software firm Viastore
THE DEAL is the latest acquisition by Toyota to diversify from its traditional strength in forklifts by integrating automated logistics and warehouse software brands.
productHow safe are your brakes?
REGULAR THOROUGH Examinations will highlight faults and minimise accident risk, advises CFTS.
productReduce operator fatigue
YALE EUROPE Materials Handling has launched the MP16UX pedestrian pallet truck.
productDon’t miss critical equipment checks
MANY WORK equipment owners and users are at risk of falling foul of the law by not ensuring trucks are inspected under PUWER, says CFTS — the industry’s accrediting body for Thorough Examinations.
productBattery intelligence combats downtime
FRONIUS CHARGE Charge & Connect has been launched as a smart network solution for battery chargers.
productLinde sees upturn in automation demand
Labour shortages in warehousing caused by a combination of Brexit and the pandemic is leading to greater than ever levels of interest in automation, according to materials handling specialists Linde.
articleWhat do lift truck operators think of their job?
A recent survey by Talent in Logistics, sponsored by UKMHA (UK Material Handling Association), answers this question, and found more than half (51%) of male lift truck operators aged 30 and over do not find their management to be trustworthy and honest. 52% would also not recommend their job to family and friends.
