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NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2014 CONTENTS


COVER STORY 04


PROVEN TWO DECADES OF ISO 9001 QUALITY FROM FLEXI


LIFT TRUCKS


Electro-hydraulic anti- sway system for cranes allows exact adjustment for container weight


10


MATERIALS HANDLING & CONVEYING


A conveyor system which can achieve a minimum throughput of 1,225 containers


WAREHOUSING & STORAGE


12


Implementing a WMS to support complete control over inventory while managing conventional warehouse operations


16


Top quality and safety awards for Flexi Narrow Aisle


Awarded ISO 9001 for the 20th consecutive year, Flexi Narrow Aisle has now applied for Safecontractor accreditation


FEATURES Goods Transport


6. A leading distribution business has reduced operational costs and simplified processes by automating its parcel- tracked services


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7. Budget Tool designed to keep fleet spending on track has been added by Chevin to its FleetWave web-based fleet management software solution.


Lift Trucks


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8. The market has changed considerably with online purchase and product diversity of forklifts, pallet trucks and order pickers


10. Doosan Industrial Vehicle UK has teamed up with Investec Asset Finance to offer a ‘three months free’ five-year contract hire plan worth up to £1,500


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Materials Handling & Conveying


12. A spec for a conveyor system that could achieve a minimum throughput of 1,225 containers of different sizes and weights at peak times was completed on budget


13. An automated storage and retrieval system features transport shuttles on every level serving ergonomically designed work stations


Loading Bays & Doors


14. Three fixed loading bay solutions each comprising ramp, platform and dock leveller are providing an efficient logistics operation for an RTP specialist


Warehousing & Storage


16. Implementing a WMS to support complete control over inventory while managing conventional warehouse operations


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Materials Handling & Conveying • Lift Trucks • Loading Bays & Doors • Logistics


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