Lift Trucks

In the slightly modified category "Integrated Warehouse Solution," the focus is not on the vehicles but on planning and implementation expertise.

Enhanced partnership to provide TMW users with improved management and visibility to external service events.

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.

According to our readers, there’s some strong buying expected in lift trucks this year. In fact, 42% of the lift trucks being purchased are for expanding fleets while 58% are replacement trucks.

Modern Materials Handling's staff sat down with Brett Wood to discuss the Lift Truck industry.

If there’s one piece of equipment that deserves the majority of our attention for a given month it would have to be the lift truck—what we traditionally call the backbone, the workhorse, the most fundamental piece of equipment to be found in any materials handling operation.

A new single-supplier fleet has helped optimize operating costs, productivity, storage and safety.

Walmart to expand use of hydrogen fuel cells in its distribution center material handling fleet by $80 million.

From forklifts to mobile picking robots to automated last-mile delivery, new technologies will either perish or they will reshape the industry.

Since 1992, MCFA has more than quadrupled its employee base, and facility size has expanded from 172,000 square feet to 866,512 square feet.

Industry activity supports 209,000 jobs, in addition to more than half a million forklift operators in the U.S.

Download this new "Making the Case" e-book for an in-depth look at how Toyota's line of material handling equipment has been designed and manufactured from the ground up with operator safety, comfort, productivity and efficiency in mind.

Download this new "Making the Case" e-book for an in-depth look at how Toyota's line of material handling equipment has been designed and manufactured from the ground up with operator safety, comfort, productivity and efficiency in mind.

Leading provider of mobile asset management technology acquires maker of electronic products for managing forklifts, construction vehicles, and other industrial equipment.

From 335 employees to nearly 1,200, MCFA will produce its 450,000th forklift this month.