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JT, the UK’s top shower tray manufacturer, was the first to put Combilift’s new Combi-CS pedestrian stacker into action, following its IMHX launch. With production nearly doubling, the compact, 1000kg-capacity stacker is ideal for JT’s narrow aisles and varied pallet sizes. Its multi-position tiller arm enhances safety by allowing side operation and full visibility. JT’s Warehouse Manager called it “the best piece of kit on site,” praising its build quality
DM Food Group uses the compact Combi-WR to maximise space in its cold storage facility in Lincolnshire, operating efficiently at -18°C. As production has grown, so has the need for safe, space-saving handling of standard and euro pallets. The pedestrian truck’s easy operation suits narrow aisles and simplifies training, making it ideal for busy, confined freezer environments.
Combilift added yet another industry award to its ever growing tally when its Combi-PPT model won the Safety Category of the FTLA Awards for Excellence 2019 on March 30th.
Imorex Shipping Services has increased container handling capacity by 40% with the adoption of Combilift’s Straddle Carrier. Replacing forklifts and ramps, the SC improved yard space use, safety, and efficiency. Its simple, reliable design and manoeuvrability have made a significant impact on daily operations.
We can offer a more cost-effective service by increasing the size of the pretreatment tanks and galvanizing kettles, which are now 10.25m long compared to the old 7m kettles. This, in turn, means that our finished materials are longer than ever and the counterbalance forklifts we were using to transport them to the storage yard…
For the second year running, Combilift is a finalist in the prestigious IFOY Awards, with two products nominated for 2020. The electric COMBI-CBE8, a 4t all-wheel drive multidirectional forklift, is shortlisted in the Special Vehicle Category, while the Combi-CS pedestrian stacker is recognised in the Warehouse Truck Lowlifter Category for its unique multi-position tiller arm and narrow aisle capability. Both models will undergo expert testing and evaluation in Hanover as
Crown Imperial, a British furniture manufacturer based in Herne Bay, has upgraded its handling operations by replacing counterbalance and reach trucks with Combilift models. To reduce forklift traffic near personnel and handle varied load types, the company introduced Combi-WR4 pedestrian stackers and a COMBI-CBE8 forklift. It also became the UK’s first user of the 4t electric Combi-CB, chosen for its compact size, manoeuvrability, and capacity to handle heavier loads in
