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  • 26
  • May2022

Why You Need a Forklift in Your Warehouse

Why You Need a Forklift in Your Warehouse

If you’re running a warehouse, you know that certain pieces of equipment are essential to your operations. Forklifts are one of those pieces of equipment, and if you don’t have one in your warehouse, you’re seriously limiting your capabilities. And …

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  • 25
  • May2022

How To Choose The Right Forklift For Your Business

How To Choose The Right Forklift For Your Business

The necessity of forklifts is increasing day by day. That’s why most businesses rely on using forklifts for moving goods around in their warehouses. But choosing a forklift can be a daunting task because there are a lot of options …

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  • 20
  • May2022

The Most Common Types of Forklifts: You Really Need

The Most Common Types of Forklifts: You Really Need

Forklifts are a common sight in warehouses, factories, and other industrial settings. While the average person may not know much about them, several different types of forklifts are used for different purposes.  If you’re in the market for a forklift, …

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  • 20
  • May2022

What is a Forklift Truck? – A Simple Guide

What is a Forklift Truck? – A Simple Guide

If you work in a warehouse or any other type of industrial setting, you’ve probably seen a forklift truck. But what is a forklift truck, exactly? A forklift truck, also known as a forklift or lift truck, is a powered …

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  • 15
  • Jun2012

Are You Looking to Sell Your Forklift?

Are you looking to sell your lift truck or construction equipment.  Why not let us market your equipment to thousands and thousands of qualified buyers throught North and South America as well as overseas.  Make sure you get top dollar and leave the selling to the experts.  There is no charge to you to list and market any of your forklifts or construction equipment. 

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  • 14
  • Jun2012

Power Options for Forklifts

There are 2 main options for powering a forklift, Electric and Internal Combustion (IC). Electric forklifts are powered solely by an on-board battery and internal combustion (IC) use a traditional engine that runs on one of several types of fuel.

Electric Electric forklifts are powered by large, heavy lead-acid batteries. The batteries typically provide enough power for one standard eight-hour shift, which translates into 6 or 8 hours of constant usage. However, this largely depends on how the hydraulic functions are used. Electric powered forklifts provide several advantages. Firstly, they produce zero emissions and second, they have a lower per hour cost of operation than a IC powered forklift. They do, however, have a higher initial cost than an IC powered forklift.

Internal combustion (IC) engines run on a variety of fuels: gasoline, diesel fuel, liquid propane gas (LPG), or compressed natural gas (CNG). The main benefit of IC forklifts is their ability to be refuelled quickly. Their price points are the inverse of electric: they are cheaper to buy initially, but cost more per hour to run. Typically, IC forklifts can lift heavier loads than electric powered units.

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  • 05
  • May2012

Forklift Safety

One of the most important aspects when it comes to safety are pre-shift operator safety inspections. Knowing what to look for and having the proper documentation are 2 key aspects to keeping things safe. Conducting periodic meetings with your operators and supervisors to point out key things to look for before starting their shift can go a long way to keeping all your employees safe.

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