Material Handling Equipment
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Material handling equipment
Moving loads horizontally and stacking them vertically — this family covers both. The forklifts and warehouse trucks range runs from hand pallet trucks through electric pallet trucks, stackers and forklifts up to reach trucks for 13 m racking, order pickers for piece-work and tow tractors that pull whole logistics trains. Alongside the trucks, hydraulic lift tables bring loads to working height at the station — low-lift, high-lift, low-profile, mobile and stainless versions.
The right machine follows from four answers: what do you move, how heavy, how high, how far. Send us those four together with your aisle widths and shift pattern and we will propose the equipment mix — from a single truck to a complete warehouse fleet.
Frequently asked questions
Where do I start when equipping a warehouse?
With the load flow: what arrives, on what carrier, how heavy, to what rack height and over what distances. That determines the truck classes; volumes and shift patterns then size the fleet and the battery/charging concept.
Do lift tables belong to handling or lifting equipment?
They are ergonomic handling: the table brings the load to working height at a station, while trucks move it between stations. In practice the two combine — e.g. a low-profile table fed by a hand pallet truck.
How quickly can warehouse equipment be delivered?
Simple trucks are stock-oriented; configured machines (masts, batteries, options) are built per order. Request a quote and we will confirm per-model lead times for your configuration.