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Stainless steel lifters
September 1st 2007

The Compac range of lifting machines from Packline come with a range of changeable attachments that can provide handling solutions for loads of up to 300kg. The purpose designed compact framework, positioning of handlebars and addition of an optional remote control device are claimed to provide improved operation and ease of use.

The Mk5 Compac's small footprint and manoeuvrability means the machine is a suitable choice for today's narrow production lines and demanding lifting requirements. With over 50 interchangeable attachments to choose from, the Compac can provide handling solutions for most applications.

More articles from Packline Materials Handling:

Safe & reliable (1st July 2009)

A manufacturer of high shear mixer heads has approached Packline to help develop a lifting device to offer its customers a safe and reliable way to handle the mixer heads.

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50 attachments (1st May 2009)

Following the launch of its Compac Mk 5 manoeuvrable lifting machine, Packline has added to its lifting attachments with a new geared rotation vertical spindle attachment.

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For easy lifting (1st November 2008)

Packline has introduced an XFrame configuration to its popular range of Compac stainless steel mobile lifters.

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Drum lifter (1st July 2008)

A Barbados medical creams and ointment manufacturer reports major improvements in productivity since Packline developed a bespoke drum handling system.

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Drum Handling System for Barbados (25th March 2008)

Packline have recently developed a Drum Handling System for a Barbados Medical Creams and Ointment Manufacturer.

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Heavy Duty Lifter for Handling Reels of Wire (25th March 2008)

Working closely with its customer a leading manufacturer of Heat Exchangers for the automotive industry Packline have designed a solution for lifting and forward tipping reels of binding wire weighing up to 300kg.

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Reel solution (1st March 2008)

Working with a manufacturer of heat exchangers for the automotive industry, Packline has designed a solution for lifting and forward tipping reels of binding wire weighing up to 300kg.

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Reel solution (1st March 2008)

Working with a manufacturer of heat exchangers for the automotive industry, Packline has designed a solution for lifting and forward tipping reels of binding wire weighing up to 300kg.

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Elf and safety problem solved (1st November 2007)

Packline has solved a lifting problem for Santa who needed a safe means of lifting sacks of toys onto the back of his sleigh.

Packline was asked to design the handlebars as antlers and Santa's helpers insisted that the main

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50 attachments (1st May 2007)

Following the launch of its Compac Mk 5 manoeuvrable lifting machine, Packline has added to its product line-up a geared rotation vertical spindle attachment.

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Packline’s new Compac MK5 Stainless Steel Lifting Machine on display (5th April 2007)

Packline will be exhibiting its newly launched Compac MK5 Stainless Steel Lifting Machine at the Total Processing & Packaging Exhibition...

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Packline’s Mk5 Compac Lifter Reaches New Heights (1st January 2007)

When approached by a leading confectionary manufacturer to solve one of their lifting problems Packline needed to reach new heights.

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Packline’s New Compac MK5 Stainless Steel Lifting Machine to be exhibited at the NEC in May (1st January 2007)

Packline will be exhibiting their newly launched Compac MK5 Stainless Steel Lifting Machine at the Total Processing & Packaging 2007 exhibition being held at the NEC Birmingham during 15th – 18th of May this year.

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Packline Add New Geared Rotation Reel Handling Attachment to Range (1st January 2007)

After the recent launch of their Compac Mk 5 manoeuvrable lifting machine, Packline have already added to their existing comprehensive range of lifting attachments with the new geared rotation vertical spindle attachment

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Packline Develop New Drum Lifting Attachment (1st January 2007)

Packline manufactures of the popular range of Compac stainless steel lifting machines and have recently developed a Clamp Attachment specifically for lifting and rotating drums.

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Stainless steel lifting machine (1st November 2006)

The Compac range of lifting machines from Packline now includes the ergonomically designed, stainless steel MK5 model.

The purposedesigned compact framework, position of the handlebars and addition of an optional remote cont

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Purpose-designed compact (1st November 2006)

Packline manufacturer of industrial lifting solutions has noted comments and opinions from users of its equipment, and has incorporated the best ideas in the design of the Compac IV.

Its purpose-designed compact framework, p

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Custom-built to lift and position (1st March 2006)

A device has been custombuilt by Packline to lift and position wheels onto Rolls- Royce Phantoms at the company's West Sussex manufacturing plant. It has resulted in increased speed and accuracy when handbolting the wheels to the wheel hub.

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Reel lifting (1st November 2003)

It was smiles all round when Holland and Watts had a recent health and safety inspection. The litho printing company passed with flying colours, and the inspector commented on how well the company had approached certain traditional health and safety

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Free demo disk available (5th September 2003)

Holland and Watts, the litho printing company has recently passed a health & safety inspection with flying colours. The inspector particularly commented on how well they had approached certain traditional health and safety danger spots

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