Hyster-Yale Materials Handling

From small adjustments to organization-wide messaging, ensuring safety amid a pandemic will take vigilance.

Modern talked to five leaders in the lift truck industry to find out what they expect the future will bring to the market.

Executive with years of technical experience in the capital goods industry tasked with developing industrial trucks and services business in North America.

Fleet owners and forklift OEMs are exploring a brave new world of motive power, where chocolate and vanilla have been replaced with a kaleidoscope of options.

Much like telematics, comprehensive power studies could soon become essential element of forklift sales.

Hyster-Yale Group announced a new offering which converts their 6,000 lbs. capacity Hyster or Yale electric counterbalance lift truck to a certified EX model through RICO Manufacturing, Inc. (RICO).

Hyster-Yale Group, Inc. announced today that it is collaborating with Honeywell to develop a new line of industry-first pallet trucks controlled by voice technology.

JBT Corporation, a global technology provider, recently announced that it is bringing a new dual-mode AGV to the market in cooperation with Hyster-Yale Materials Handling.

Six branch locations in four states join Alta's 24 existing branches in the Great Lakes Region.

Acquisition to strengthen the OneH2 business model by adding agile small-scale hydrogen production technology for forklifts and other hydrogen-powered vehicles.

Announcement coincides with market launch in Europe of the Hyster-Yale Driven by Balyo™ robotic lift trucks.

It’s full steam ahead for the lift truck industry, buoyed globally by technology advances and strong, emerging economies.

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Maximal, which had 2016 revenues of approximately $66 million from sales of nearly 6,000 units, specializes in utility and standard segments in China.

For all the advances in lift truck technology and fleet management, operators will always be the heart and soul of a fleet. As manufacturers and equipment purchasers place more value on that piece, the role of the operator extends from design to daily use.