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Powerful and sure footed

The Mitsubishi EDiA XL electric forklift delivers all of the power of a diesel but with none of the noise or emissions, says Stewart Gosling.

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Toyota reports strong lithium-ion take-up

Nearly a quarter of all Toyota electric-powered forklift trucks ordered for delivery in the UK now feature Lithium-Ion battery (LiB) technology, but the manufacturer stresses the importance of good charging discipline.

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GRENDiA ES: It’s a gas!

LPG-POWERED Mitsubishi GRENDiA ES forklift truck offers all the convenience of a diesel but with far lower running costs.

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New tech offers faster charging

Forklift motive power has entered a new era with the arrival of an entirely new battery technology that delivers significantly longer run times and far faster charging than ever before, says Tom Burgess. 

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Changing perspectives

Linde Material Handling’s Ulrike Just outlines evolving intralogistics trends in the wake of the pandemic. 

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Built for the future

Hangcha has built its latest forklifts around the lithium-ion battery format, and they are said to offer a ‘low cost, low stress’ option.

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Heavy lithium trucks

Hyster has announced its 10-18 tonne lift capacity trucks are available with an electric drivetrain, helping businesses lower emissions by switching to electric forklifts.

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Maximum availability

CHALLENGING TIMES demand one thing above all from businesses: that they adapt quickly to new conditions and changes.

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