Hannibal Industries

Racking system increases storage and safety in seismic zone while accommodating growth.

Heavy-duty rack offers safety, storage density and labor savings.

New Hannibal South facility to increase production of steel pallet rack by 33%.

Hannibal Industries (Booth 4747) is seeing strong growth for its pallet rack and steel tube products and to help sustain that growth, it is investing in its manufacturing technology, more people, and a new manufacturing plant in Houston slated to open in June, said Steve Rogers, executive VP, at a Tuesday booth visit.

Focused on gaining efficiencies, maximizing available space and keeping workers safe while they’re up in the air, companies are integrating more rack, shelving and storage into their facilities.

Rack design is moving from the concrete to the C-suite as more users quantify the impact of storage on process efficiency.

Responding to growing customer demand for its products and looking to leverage the anticipated expansion of the Panama Canal, Hannibal Industries (Booth 1563) announced its expansion into the south with a new Houston facility slated to open later this year.

Leading U.S. industrial storage and material handling equipment provider expands with new warehouse and office in California.

More than 75% of Hannibal Industries employees are now 100% vested within the company.

From cramped quarters to consumer demands, these case histories highlight how the right mix of storage systems can prove critical to overcoming business challenges.

Hannibal Industries (Booth 6740) formed a strategic partnership with Twinlode Corp. to create the new Gen 2 racking product.

Hannibal Industries (Booth 659), the North American master distributor for shelving products from Metalsistem, announced at a Monday press conference the launch of a stocking distributor program for the United States.

Hannibal Industries (Booth 1928) is showcasing the TubeRack system, offered as a stronger and safer alternative to conventional rack systems, which provides a lower overall cost of ownership, said Steve Rogers, VP of sales at the employee-owned company.

Skechers’ new facility brings together automated storage, cross-belt sortation and conveyor to handle multi-channel order fulfillment from one system.