Lift Trucks

Global market leader in rough-terrain handling equpment strengthens product and service offerings in North America.

This acquisition will combine two leading battery manufacturers with complementary product portfolios to create one of the largest energy storage providers with over $1.0 billion of revenue, eight manufacturing facilities and a presence in every major region

EnerSys' participation in the program represents a first step toward the development of more collaborative power solutions with Toyota Material Handling, U.S.A.

Confectionery manufacturer uses NexSys batteries for a mix of turret trucks, sit-down three-wheelers and stock pickers.

Raymond’s telematics system honored at MHI Annual Conference Awards Dinner

Industry-national lab collaboration seeks unrealized potential of a venerable battery technology

Advanced polymer safety products protect the provider’s essential machinery.

Three college programs are regularly using forklifts throughout the SEC football season.

The crane can extend up to 45.5 inches in length, reducing strain on employees.

More than 250 students projected to attend from across Southern Tier of New York State.

Summit Power Systems is a Fort Wayne-based provider of forklift batteries, battery chargers and testers, as well as energy storage products in Indiana, Illinois, Michigan and Ohio.

We focus on building the most durable, reliable, safe, and comfortable forklifts available, backed by Hyundai’s industry-leading warranties. Hyundai forklifts offer higher quality, more durability and greater reliability than any other lift trucks in the industry. We stand behind our products, offering better warranties, better service and better support than anyone. When you choose Hyundai, you can feel confident you’re getting the best value in the industry..

I.D. Systems, a leading provider of enterprise asset management technology, announced today that it will combine the operations of its existing Vehicle Management Systems (VMS) division with the recent successful acquisition of Keytroller.

Toyota Material Handling North America (TMHNA) announced it has begun accepting applications for the third annual TMHNA University Research Program, a sponsored research program created to drive and advance the next generation of material handling industry technology.

Intralogistics startups can submit applications by October 30.