While there’s a lot of press being given to high interest rates and the credit crunch, the reality of business financing is more complex.
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Green forklifts debut at CeMAT
Alternative fuel sources were the talk of CeMAT 08, with manufacturers unveiling their developments. Hydrogen and hybrid vehicles are still mostly in R&D or test stage, but Lithium Ion batteries are taking off.
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Re-think on meat handling
THERE are no maximum weight limits allowed for manual handling, but according to Industrial Conveying Australia, it is possible to minimise the risks of manual handling injuries.
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Adopt dual strategy in China
The smartest move materials handling companies can make in China is to adopt a dual strategy, according to Tompkins, a global supply chain services provider.
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New Fieldbus capability
Materials handling specialist, Industrial Conveying Australia Pty Ltd, has advanced its capability for turnkey solutions by adding new, decentralised control technology in customised solutions.
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US company distributes materials handling robots
Wisconsin Lift Truck has been appointed an authorised distributor for Seegrid Corp, which provides vision-guided mobile robots for the materials handling industry.
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Visitors down again at MATEX
Visitor and exhibitor numbers at this year's Matex materials handling exhibition were significantly down from previous years according to Forkliftaction.com.
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Logistics Legacy
On ANZAC Day and the eve of his retirement, Logistics industry veteran Roger Dunn reflects on the career of his father, who served in the British Army, and his own.
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‘Sorting’ out materials handling capital equipment
Industrial businesses often taken a piecemeal approach to materials handling solutions. Sometimes this approach is perfectly suitable, at other times it isn’t.
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Partnering to improve bulk handling supply
Large-scale materials handling is increasingly becoming a 24/7 requirement which becomes very costly when parts wear out.
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