articleMonitor performance
With Smart Dynamics, Toyota Material Handling presents its ultimate approach to making material handling operations safer and more efficient.
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articleOptimise your operation – Toyota live demos at IMHX
Toyota Material Handling UK will be demonstrating the latest developments in order picking and towing solutions live at IMHX 2016, showing visitors how they can optimise their operation, whether it is in e-commerce, distribution or manufacturing.
productAdvanced material handling from Crown
Crown, one of the world’s largest material handling companies, will showcase a full line-up of products and forward-thinking technologies on stand 10J61 at IMHX 2016, being staged at the NEC Birmingham from 13th to 16th September 2016.
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articleVariety of range
Impact, the UK’s sole distributor for Cat Lift Trucks, will return to IMHX this year to showcase its comprehensive product line-up – including the UK show debut of a new 8-10 tonne Carer heavy duty electric forklift range.
articleAbsolute dependability required
A move to articulated trucks from Aisle-Master allows food wholesaler to move away from mixed counterbalance and reach truck fleet.
productDoosan to celebrate 120th birthday at IMHX
New products, latest technology, exciting entertainment and high quality hospitality are just some of the things visitors to Doosan’s stand have come to expect over the years, and will not be disappointed at IMHX 2016.
productCombilift – not to be missed at IMHX
Largest IMHX Stand to date for Irish specialist manufacturer.
productCompetitors confirmed for Forklift Operator of the Year
RTITB has confirmed the top 40 worldwide forklift operators that will compete in the next round of heats for the acclaimed International Forklift Operator of the Year 2016 award.
productPopBangColour – forklift truck painted by cars
During the week at IMHX Doosan will be hosting live entertainment on the stand from Ian Cook, owner of PopBangColour, a contemporary British artist internationally known for his unique methods, who has featured on television shows such as The One Show, Top Gear and Blue Peter.
productSpecialist metal manufacturer switches to electric fleet
Briggs Equipment is helping the UK’s largest specialist manufacturer of zinc alloys to improve its environmental performance by switching its materials handling fleet from diesel to electric.
productFLTA launches Safer Site Pro
Association unveils step-by-step safety guidance for fork lift truck managers and supervisors.
productImpact to unveil new Carer heavy duty electric forklift
Impact, the UK’s sole distributor for Cat Lift Trucks, will return to IMHX this year to showcase its comprehensive product line-up – including the UK show debut of a new 8-10 tonne Carer heavy duty electric forklift range.
product35 years young
West Midlands-based Cesab dealership Midlands Material Handling is celebrating 35 years in business with an expansion of its sales team.
articleNew range of warehouse equipment
Hyundai Heavy Industries Europe, with the support of the UK’s Hyundai forklift dealer network, is using the IMHX exhibition to launch a brand new warehouse equipment range.
productCombilift finalist in BITA Design4Safety Awards
Combilift’s Combi-WR Walkie Reach model has been chosen as a finalist in the BITA Design4Safety Awards in the Industrial Vehicles category.
productBusiness solutions
In this video, Tony Wallis, commercial director, Toyota Material Handling UK discusses the Total Business Solutions theme Toyota will present at IMHX.
productReach truck premiere
Dealers and operators of material handling equipment had the chance to view the Baoli reach truck ER16 at IMHX 2016, where it received its premiere.
productGrand finalists take shape in Operator of the Year
Some of the industry’s best lift truck operators, employers and training organisations came together at IMHX last week to see Grand Finalists selected in the RTITB International Forklift Operator of the Year.
productBrexit ‘not as bad as feared’ says BITA
The latest Forklift Truck Market Outlook for 2016 produced by Oxford Economics on behalf of BITA suggests that the economic impact of Brexit might not be as significant as other forecasters are predicting.
