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34 Round-Up<br />
NEW PRODUCT<br />
A host of new forklift models<br />
CeMAT 2008, the international<br />
materials handling<br />
and logistics exhibition<br />
held recently in Hanover,<br />
Germany, saw forklift<br />
truck manufacturer<br />
Jungheinrich unveil several<br />
new additions to its<br />
extensive range of equipment.<br />
New models on display<br />
included:<br />
• Two completely new<br />
ranges of three- and fourwheel<br />
electric counterbalance<br />
trucks. The trucks<br />
feature sideways battery<br />
exit and full electric steering<br />
while the latest fourth<br />
generation AC technology<br />
ensures that the new<br />
models offer very high<br />
productivity and low running<br />
costs.<br />
• The latest version of the<br />
LITERATURE<br />
Storax Racking<br />
Systems, a leading<br />
provider of high-density<br />
storage systems for pallets<br />
and other unit loads, has<br />
just released a new<br />
brochure. Comprising 12<br />
Jungheinrich very narrow<br />
aisle EKX 513-515 Kombi<br />
order picker/stacker. The<br />
original model was<br />
launched last year and its<br />
clever use of RFID to<br />
enhance the truck’s performance<br />
and safety was<br />
enthusiastically received<br />
by truck users. At CeMAT<br />
Jungheinrich demonstrated<br />
how they have taken<br />
the concept one step further<br />
with the introduction<br />
of technology that allows<br />
the truck to communicate<br />
independently with the<br />
warehouse management<br />
system (WMS) and maximize<br />
productivity through<br />
intelligent lifting and travel<br />
functions.<br />
• An upgrade of the popular<br />
ETV C16/20<br />
indoor/outdoor reach<br />
New racking brochure<br />
pages, it is illustrated<br />
throughout with various<br />
photographs and drawings<br />
and gives detailed<br />
information about Storax’s<br />
range of mobile racking.<br />
Storax say that the<br />
truck. Thanks to its<br />
high ground clearance<br />
and superelastic<br />
tyres Jungheinrich’s<br />
second generation<br />
ETV<br />
C16/20<br />
reach truck is<br />
suitable for work<br />
both<br />
inside<br />
and outside<br />
the<br />
warehouse<br />
or distribution<br />
centre during lorry<br />
loading and<br />
offloading. It features<br />
a host of functions<br />
designed to improve<br />
throughput and, therefore,<br />
reduce handling costs. For<br />
example the new model<br />
brochure also explains<br />
how to minimise the<br />
amount of land needed<br />
for a warehouse, minimise<br />
the size of investment<br />
required for a new warehouse<br />
project and how to<br />
release extra<br />
warehouse<br />
capacity without<br />
expanding<br />
the building.<br />
For a free<br />
copy of the<br />
new brochure,<br />
visit<br />
www.storaxsystems.com<br />
and<br />
complete the<br />
‘contact us’<br />
form.<br />
has electric 180° steering<br />
with a small and quietly<br />
operating steering wheel,<br />
while Curve Control –<br />
Jungheinrich’s successful<br />
truck stability system -– is<br />
fitted as standard.<br />
• A new electric pallet<br />
truck – the ERE 225. The<br />
truck features a newly<br />
developed cushioned platform<br />
and an electric tiller<br />
to ensure maximum efficiency<br />
and operator safety<br />
during operation.<br />
• The EJE C20 - a new<br />
energy efficient electric<br />
pedestrian pallet truck.<br />
Designed to be suitable<br />
for order picking and light<br />
stacking work and<br />
equipped with a powerful,<br />
maintenance-free<br />
drive motor with AC<br />
technology, the truck<br />
offers high levels of energy<br />
efficiency as well as<br />
high travel speeds and<br />
powerful acceleration.<br />
www.jungheinrich.co.uk<br />
May 2008<br />
www.ukwa.org.uk May 2008