News, feature stories, and case studies on materials handling equipment supporting workers in manufacturing facilities and distribution centers as they pick, move, pack and ship materials.
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Overall RFID market to hit $5.35 billion this year
Sara Pearson Specter, Editor at Large, March 15, 2010Materials handling segment forecasted to grow 19% in next five years More -
MHPN Product of the Day: Narrow-aisle, LP-powered trucks
Modern Materials Handling Staff, February 26, 2010Ideal for narrow aisle storage operations that require precise control in tight aisles at high elevations, the LP-gas powered Bendi Tier III counterbalanced lift truck includes a 2.4-liter GM engine. More -
MHPN Product of the Day: 3- and 4-wheel electrics
Modern Materials Handling Staff, February 26, 2010The AM50 and AE50 series of compact three-and four-wheel electric counterbalanced lift trucks includes cushion and pneumatic tire models with capacities up to 4,000 pounds. More -
MHPN Product of the Day: Hoist 1 to 80 tons
Modern Materials Handling Staff, March 5, 2010With lifting capacities ranging from 1 to 80 tons, the CXT hoist can be customized to meet load handling and size requirements. More -
MHPN Product of the Day: Versatile, flexible overhead crane kits
Modern Materials Handling Staff, March 5, 2010Advantage overhead crane kits for heavy-duty applications offer turn-key crane building capabilities for Class C and D duty cycles. More -
MHPN Product of the Day: Vertical storage system for tool and die use
Modern Materials Handling Staff, March 4, 2010A line of vertical storage and retrieval systems is now offered as an alternative to conventional drawer, shelving and rack storage for tool and die applications. More -
MHPN Product of the Day: Side-stance, 3-wheel truck offers smooth ride
Modern Materials Handling Staff, February 26, 2010Featuring a suspended floorboard to eliminate shock and vibration, the RC 5500 three-wheel, stand-up counterbalanced truck gives operators a smooth ride. More -
MHPN Product of the Day: Stand-up truck lifts up to 4,000 pounds
Modern Materials Handling Staff, February 26, 2010Offered in three lifting capacities from 3,000 to 4,000 pounds, the Platinum SCX series of stand-up counterbalanced trucks are completely AC powered. More
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Understanding RFID Adoption Trends
Source: www.rfidjournal.com
Date: 3 hours 24 minutes 40 seconds ago.Logistics technology: Overall RFID market to hit $5.35 million
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Date: 21 hours 15 minutes 47 seconds ago.Honeywell offers a virtual Experion
Source: www.automation.com
Date: 03-12-2010 14:38:32 GMTNGC Debuts App for Vendor Payment Authorization
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