articleProductivity-boosting reach trucks launch
Doosan has launched a range of electric reach trucks that aim to combine faster operating speeds, advanced ergonomics and better stability at height.
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articleAutomation suited to SMEs
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 Paul Freeman.
productThe F4 – a new angle on automated forklifts
WHILE AUTOMATED forklifts have been around for many years, they have tended to be regular forklifts designs with automation technology built on.
productGet up to date on Thorough Examinations guidance
KEY CHANGES have been announced in the latest update to the materials handling industry official guidance notes on how to comply with the legal obligations for Thorough Examinations.
productSemi-automated order pickers
NEW MODELS from Linde Material Handling are designed to save time and energy in the order picking process.
articleInnovative reach truck models launch
Toyota Material Handling Europe has launched the first three models in the new BT Reflex family of reach trucks.
articleForklift operator crisis driving automation sales
ACCORDING TO Toyota Material Handling UK, an ‘exceptional’ shortage of forklift drivers is prompting more and more UK companies to adopt automated materials handling equipment (MHE) to optimise the efficiency of their warehouse intralogistics processes.
newsSustainability report released by Linde
INTRALOGISTICS SPECIALIST Linde Material Handling (Linde MH) has released its sustainability report for 2020.
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.
newsHandling & Storage solutions to host digital conference
WESTERN BUSINESS Media is excited to announce the launch of the Protection and Asset Management Series of Digital conferences, which includes Handling & Storage solutions Live.
articleMeeting evolving logistics challenges
Whatever a materials handling operation involves, from cross docking, to loading and unloading trailers, or order picking in the warehouse, businesses will all face their own set of particular challenges. Add to this a changing logistics industry landscape, and the right choice of equipment becomes ever more crucial for productivity and controlling costs, says Hyster Europe.
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.
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.
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.
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.
articleChanging perspectives
Linde Material Handling’s Ulrike Just outlines evolving intralogistics trends in the wake of the pandemic.
newsBuilt 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.
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.
articleThe end of the affair?
Diesel has long been the UK’s preferred option for forklifts. Cheap to buy, and familiar to service and repair, for decades it was the go-to power source for lift truck buyers. But Stewart Gosling says this is all about to change.
