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24 October 2024
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BERNIE WINTER of LEEA Technical Services looks at the pitfalls that can arise when complacency sets in over lifting equipment operations, maintenance, inspections and competence.
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11 September 2024
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Specialised equipment, such as big bag dischargers and vibratory screening technologies, has an important role to play in securing competitiveness in today's markets, explains Stephen Harding
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30 June 2023
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Given the cost of warehouse space, maximising capacity should be a priority for all businesses, but the cost per sqm is an extra important consideration for those firms storing frozen and chilled products
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24 November 2022
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AGAINST THE current backdrop of soaring inflation and energy costs, loading and unloading specialists Thorworld Industries is urging distribution businesses to take advantage of potential efficiency savings through changes to their loading operations to help weather a challenging economic climate.
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27 January 2022
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The JumboFlex Picker, developed by Schmalz and already in use within multiple applications, offers a self-sufficient solution for mobile order picking of packages weighing up to 40Kg.
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16 May 2018
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Lifting gear failure can have dramatic consequences for both those directly affected and those held responsible. To ensure safe practice it is crucial that users are fully aware of issues surrounding Design Working Period and maintenance responsibilities, writes Ben Dobbs, technical manager at the Lifting Equipment Engineers Association (LEEA)
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26 July 2017
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Many businesses find that moving products through the supply chain creates a lot of non-productive time. Here, Andy Owen, managing director of electric tug specialist MasterMover, suggests how businesses can improve efficiency and productivity.
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30 March 2017
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Ten years ago, Stertil Koni introduced its wireless mobile column lifts (MCLs) to the UK. Here, Simon Laffoley, national accounts manager, looks at recent developments
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16 January 2017
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Technology can offer an easier route to safe and legal lifting, as Geoff Holden, chief executive, LEEA (Lifting Equipment Engineers Association), explains
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05 October 2016
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Tony Ingham of Sensor Technology explains how monitoring the work rate of cranes, loaders and unloaders means their performance can be optimised, and downtime for maintenance can be scheduled for minimum disruption to operational requirements
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25 August 2015
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Gordon Baird, services’ director at Terex Material Handling, examines the hazards of working at height and the measures which should be employed to minimise risks
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17 August 2015
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SPX Power Team has developed a quick, safe, and accurate means of controlling heavy loads in motion. The system has been tested by Norway distributor, SP Tools, for Radøygruppen
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01 May 2014
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When it comes to handling, moving and lifting bulky products, automation technology today can certainly pack some punch. Once deemed too weighty, fragile and cumbersome to move between production lines, let alone sites, packing machinery is now designed with portability in mind giving manufacturers more versatility than ever before, explains Pacepacker Services
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20 May 2013
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Modern cranes can play a crucial role in maintaining factory productivity, as Chris Lindley-Smith, sales director at Street Crane Company, explains
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