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Pays to explore truck add-ons
12 December 2012
As Transmon Engineering launches a series of new devices to help improve the use and management of forklift trucks, the company claims that new 'add-on' technologies should be explored as a simple way to reduce cost, im
As Transmon Engineering launches
a series of new devices to help
improve the use and management of
forklift trucks, the company claims
that new 'add-on' technologies
should be explored as a simple way
to reduce cost, improve safety and
increase energy performance.
Transmon designs and supplies electronic devices and systems to improve forklift truck fleets and has developed the 'Active Zone Reversing System' that can be added to any vehicle of any size.
The system provides a visual and audible alarm as it gets closer to a person, object or structure such as racking and automatically applies the brake at 0.7 to 0 metres.
"Drivers can lose concentration, particularly in busy, stop-start operations. Our systems can help managers so that they don't have to rely completely on the experience and conduct of the driver" he says.
Transmon designs and supplies electronic devices and systems to improve forklift truck fleets and has developed the 'Active Zone Reversing System' that can be added to any vehicle of any size.
The system provides a visual and audible alarm as it gets closer to a person, object or structure such as racking and automatically applies the brake at 0.7 to 0 metres.
"Drivers can lose concentration, particularly in busy, stop-start operations. Our systems can help managers so that they don't have to rely completely on the experience and conduct of the driver" he says.
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