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Competitive gain

Technological innovation is paramount in helping industrial companies achieve competitive gain and accrue market share. These technologies must be robust, reliable and require little maintenance. Only this way can the industrial sector maximise its output. For example, take humble hoists and crane systems such as those manufactured by J D Neuhaus. 

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Optimise 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.

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Variety 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.

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Lloyds Register makes use of winch expertise

Winch systems specialist, Raising and Lowering Systems has just completed a challenging project for service provider Lloyds Register Group who are based in the heart of London’s financial district.

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Chain company triples capacity

Donghua has relocated to a new building three and a half times the size of their previous facilities, to meet the growing demand for their products.

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Low level order picker

With the new VELiA order picker, available from Red Diamond Distribution, Mitsubishi design engineers have created a low level order picker that is said to boost throughput by 20% in a typical warehouse.

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Made to measure to your requirements

The MiniTec aluminium profile system is incredibly flexible and can be used for an almost limitless range of applications including machine frames, safety guards, workstations, conveyors, complete turn-key assembly lines and multi-axis positioning systems, not forgetting diverse equipment in the lifestyle/sports industries.

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Bespoke bogie bridge

Mechan has installed equipment at a fifth site associated with the Department for Transport’s flagship Intercity Express Programme (IEP). 

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LEEA backs status quo in LOLER consultation

LEEA (Lifting Equipment Engineers Association) has responded to a new HSE (Health and Safety Executive) consultation by expressing its support for retaining the existing requirements for thorough examination of lifting equipment in the UK.

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LEEA backs status quo in LOLER consultation

LEEA (Lifting Equipment Engineers Association) has responded to a new HSE (Health and Safety Executive) consultation by expressing its support for retaining the existing requirements for thorough examination of lifting equipment in the UK.

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Street Crane celebrates 70th anniversary

Started in 1946 by Peter Street in an 800 sq ft workshop based in Sheffield with just £88, the family-run business has gone from strength to strength, now employing 350 people on sites in High Peak and Sheffield.

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Euro-Bin lifter

Packline has released a stainless steel heavy duty stacker truck that is fitted with a cradle attachment specifically designed to lift standard Euro-Bins.

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Complete solution

95% of the world’s cargo is transported on ships in containers, from the clothes we are wearing to the mobile phone we have in our hand. As you read this, there are between 5-6 million containers currently travelling around the world on ships, trains or trucks.

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