All Materials Handling Articles
The company's new facility in Florida aims to assist OEMs quicker
Lifting equipment rental company, part of Ashtead group, expands fleet with new lifting trucks
Access, Lift & Handlers has an exclusive look at the new series from Skyjack
Manufacturer adds 13 medium and heavy tonnage units for industrial applications
The company donated a VR843E telehandler to help haul and lift roofing material
The 516-40 model is JCB’s most compact telehandler yet and UK customer Johnson & Johnson found its short turning radius ideal on construction sites
The master technician program is designed to continue to build the skills of JCB service technicians.
Mammoet supported the reverse modularization of the methanol plant over a 5,450 mile distance
Chinese equipment manufacturer XCMG has unveiled a line-up of three telescopic handlers, with lifting capacities up to 4.5 tonnes and lifting heights to 16.7 m
Aimed at the North American market, the six new machines are Tier 4 Final
Cat's MH3027 wheeled material handler is the fourth and smallest in its +25 tonne class model line-up
Leavitt, with locations in Saskatchewan, Alberta and British Columbia in Canada, and Washington in the U.S., will carry the entire material handling product line
Company president says improved fuel consumption and upgraded safety systems are key equipment features
Italian company to launch 75hp model with Stage III while also updating existing products
Equipment launches and software upgrades among new product ranges being released for Intermat event
JLG and SkyJack models added including 58.6 metre boom lift as diversification of equipment continues
Plant and equipment rental firm to purchase more than 150 machines between now and the end of 2015
The Texas-based company will be opening a new division, Hlavinka JCB, in Victoria, TX
Bigge Crane recently loaned out its Xtreme XR7038 to work at the Project Neon jobsite in Nevada
While manufacturers continue to add reach and capacity to their telehandler lineups, the ‘little guys’ are still plugging away on jobsites. Lindsey Anderson reports on compact kits
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