Nominated for IFOY award
Crown recently released the latest generation of its Wave Work Assist Vehicle, which has now been nominated for the International Forklift Truck of the Year (IFOY) Award 2017 in the ‘Special Vehicle’ category.
Crown recently released the latest generation of its Wave Work Assist Vehicle, which has now been nominated for the International Forklift Truck of the Year (IFOY) Award 2017 in the ‘Special Vehicle’ category.
An automated garment conveying system supplied and installed by Dϋrkopp Fördertechnik is helping John Lewis service its omni-channel growth. The system operates at John Lewis’s Magna Park 2 distribution centre at Milton Keynes and is linked to Magna Park 1 by a 96m bridge.
At IntraLogisteX Interroll will present its latest conveying technology and dynamic storage solutions for pallet live and carton live buffer and order picking.
Advanced Handling will be exhibiting at the Health and Safety Event at the NEC, Birmingham and lists three reasons why you should visit the company’s stand.
Toshiba TEC, has announced the latest addition to its industrial printer range – the B-EX6T series which combines leading technology with usability, reliability and low cost of ownership.
Orbis Corporation, an international manufacturer of sustainable reusable packaging, is launching a new foldable container (FLC) for use in the European market.
Primera Technology’s latest printer, the LX2000e, represents a new generation of mid-range inkjet label printer with its cost-effective separate CMYK pigment inks, which are BS5609 Section 3 certified and have the ability to produce UV, chemicals and water resistant labels with great efficiency.
At the Health and Safety Event (21st – 23rd March 2017 at NEC, Birmingham) Toyota Material Handling will be showcasing a range of hand pallet trucks and powered pallet trucks that reduce manual handling.
J D Neuhaus (JDN) will use the forthcoming LogiMAT exhibition (Stuttgart, Germany 14-16 March) to present visitors with examples from their extensive range of materials handling equipment.
An automated storage and retrieval system (ASRS) is enabling the Lear Corporation factory at Coventry to triple the output of car seats to more than 300,000 sets a year in hundreds of different specifications and meet customers’ just-in-time delivery schedules.
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