Raymond

Former vice president of sales, Timothy Combs brings 30 years of experience.

Tailored lease terms can drive down costs while increasing a fleet owner’s ability to react to changing conditions.

Robotic industrial trucks are driving efficiencies in Giant Eagle’s distribution centers. Here’s what the rest of us can learn from an early adopter of robotic technology.

Mobile robots keep product flowing at Giant Eagle’s retail support centers

The Raymond Corporation sponsors the local Youth Apprenticeship Program, which has welcomed more than 58 students since 1991.

Working with Raymond and University engineers, students converted gas go-kart to electric.

Recognizing the potential for long-term savings, many fleet owners are keen to jump into a fleet maintenance program. However, they soon learn there are no substitutes for goal setting, clear communication and patience.

Pallets of nonperishable food and paper supplies worth $26,000 were donated to the Addison Community Switchboard.

When the athletic footwear maker flipped the switch on its 520,000-square-foot paperless DC it completely transformed the way it processed orders. Today its mobile equipment affords real-time inventory management, improved communication among floor supervisors, and new efficiencies in shipping operations.

Integrated with labor management, new system enables fleet and warehouse optimization.

Using narrow aisle racking and turret lift trucks, the 3PL created a solution that reduced space requirements by 28% and improved accuracy.

Very narrow aisle racking and system-directed picking result in efficient storage, accurate inventories and virtually error-free picking.

The distributor of industrial supplies delivers on customer service guarantee with automated approach.

MSC’s new order fulfillment system rapidly picks and consolidates multi-line orders for quick cycle times.

Company invented the first hydraulic hand pallet truck in 1934.