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Safety boost
September 1st 2004

To meet increasing demand for its storage systems, PSS has invested in a range of automated machinery for its Swindon factory. However, the larger volume of output brought about problems in the final stages of the manufacturing process.

The solution was provided by a MasterTug (MT5 Hydraulic) from MasterMover. Featuring powerful drive, compact design and special weight transfer principle, the machine moves heavy loads from the finishing area to despatch doors, improving both safety and efficiency.

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Bogey three (1st July 2006)

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Pushing Safety Forward (1st January 2006)

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When wood-based panel manufacturer, Egger UK ,needed an alternative to manually moving 1000kg cutting tools on trolleys in a confined area at its Hexham site, it opted for an MT5/240 MasterTug from MasterMover. This has a 90Â° turning capability and

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Flexible tug (1st September 2005)

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