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MAY/JUNE 2015 CONTENTS COVER STORY 04


LOADING BAYS & DOORS


How accredited training for operators and supervisors can minimise risks posed in the loading bay


LIFT TRUCKS 8


Operators can now raise and lower a truck’s forks without using their hands, resulting in less physical strain and more productivity


MATERIALS HANDLING & CONVEYING


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A pedestrian stacker with a vacuum lifting system can be operated safely by one person


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KASTO goes from strength to strength


KASTO specialises in the manufacture of multi-level warehouses for automatic storage and retrieval of material; and production of the world’s most extensive range sawing machines for accurate cutting


FEATURES Loading Bays & Doors


6. RTITB managing director Laura Nelson explains how some commonly encountered risks can be minimised through accredited training for operators, staff and supervisors alike


Lift Trucks


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8. With operators of MHE working to meet delivery targets in the increasingly hectic warehouse environment Charlie Brackley of Harland Simon looks at how the latest technology can prevent collisions


Materials Handling & Conveying


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10. In designing custom reel handling trucks, trying to combine the best of two systems in one presented challenges. Weston Handling’s. new stacker is proving both safe and innovative


EDITOR


Susan Deane T: 01242 693380


SALES MANAGER Scott Russell T: 01622 699178


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11. A project to automate Fyffes’ Normanton facility included the manufacture and installation of production lines and an accumulating pallet conveyor


Logistics


12. The difference between 3PL and 4PL has long been disputed. Martin Warington of TVS Supply Chain Solutions describes what is required to be viewed as a true 4PL provider


14. An Axiom automated sorting system has been installed as part of an integrated solution at Superdrug’s Northern Distribution Centre


Pallets & Palletisers


16. Compact, modular pallet lifts and palletisers from Qimarox reduce the costs of purchase, installation, integration, use and maintenance - placing automation within reach of many more firms


PUBLICATION MANAGER Louise Pudney T: 01622 699104


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PUBLISHING DIRECTOR Kathryn Ambrose T: 01622 699129


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Materials Handling & Conveying • Warehousing & Storage • Fleet Management • Lift Trucks • Preview: TC&D


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