Linde Material Handling is set to introduce its 2.5 to 5-tonne diesel and LPG counterbalanced EVO truck series at leading material handling trade fair LogimMAT 2013.
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MLA Vulcan captures heavy forklifts market share
Larger capacity fork lifts are coming into their own due largely to the ongoing global commodities boom and associated growth in the intermodal freight task. Matt Wood investigates.
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Toyota retains forklift sales leadership
Toyota Material Handling Australia (TMHA) has retained overall national forklift market leadership for the 26th consecutive year as battery electric unit sales grow.
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Konecranes introduces world’s first hybrid reach stacker
Finnish crane manufacturer Konecranes recently rolled out what they claim to be the first hybrid reach stacker for container handling in the world which features a diesel/electric driveline.
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First Tadano GT600-EX in Australia gets nod of approval
Truck crane brand Tadano has commissioned its first GT600-EX in the country to rave reviews so far.
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Nissan order-picker
Video - Nissan demonstrates its advanced order-picker system
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Video: introduction to Komatsu AX-BX forklifts
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Video: Mitsubishi heavy-duty forklifts
Mitsubishi gives us an overview of its heavy-duty counter-balanced forklift series
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Toyota lifts output for fresh food business
Patane Produce, a West Australian produce company, has adopted Toyota Series 8 forklift trucks to help meet Perth's demand for fresh greengrocery.
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New Manitou telehandlers lifts rural presence
The Manitou MLT 840 is a significant machine for Manitou, being the first of a new generation of telehandlers targeting the agricultural sector and the first to use a John Deere engine
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