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Toyota’s full line of material handling products are proudly built in the United States and includes forklifts, reach trucks, order pickers, pallet jacks, automated guided vehicles, tow tractors, along with fleet management services, and advanced automation engineering and design.
The four main categories of material handling equipment are storage and handling equipment, industrial trucks, bulk material handling equipment, and engineered systems. This chart breaks down the common uses and tools for each category:
Hyster has a full-line of material handling lift trucks including stand-up and sit-down forklifts, counterbalanced trucks and high capacity forklifts and container handlers.
Material handling equipment (MHE) is mechanical equipment used for the movement, storage, control, and protection of materials, goods and products throughout the process of manufacturing, distribution, consumption, and disposal. [1]
Improve material handling efficiency in warehouses, factories, and industrial spaces with heavy-duty equipment like lift trucks, forklift attachments, and more. Handle pallets effortlessly with stackers and forklifts or maneuver drums with drum lifters and dumpers.
Material handling equipment makes it easier to move, store, and handle materials and cargo. Ladders, platforms, and personnel lifts provide access to elevated areas. Dock equipment loads and unloads goods at loading docks.
Crown Equipment Corporation is a global manufacturer of material handling equipment, lift trucks and technology, with a network of more than 500 forklift dealers in more than 80 countries.
Material handling equipment covers a range of machines and systems used to move materials from one place to another or facilitate safe storage. It includes equipment for storing, transporting, and managing materials and products throughout production processes.
CLARK offers products in all five classes, including powered pallet jacks, electric standup forklifts, narrow aisle forklifts, walkie pallet stackers, order pickers, reach trucks, sit down electric forklifts, sit down internal combustion forklifts, and more.
This guide will give an overview of the most common types of equipment used for material handling, as well as equipment safety regulations and maintenance. By understanding the features and benefits of each equipment type, businesses can make informed decisions to enhance their operations.