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COVER STORY 06


Multi-function material handling


A Demag double girder travelling process crane installed by Terex Material Handling is increasing productivity for Iggesund Paperboard (Workington)


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PREVIEW IMHX 2016


4. This year’s show will reflect all aspects of 21st century intralogistics from supply chain technology to racking and lift trucks


FEATURES Warehousing & Storage


8. Perception-controlled, mobile robots are designed to navigate freely and dynamically among a human workforce


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Cranes & Hoists


13. Three overhead cranes have been installed at one of the most advanced factories in the world, playing a crucial


9. Signal towers can make a difference to the efficiency, safety and cost effectiveness of manufacturing and logistics operations


Logistics


10. Return of unsold digital media presents a logistical challenge that can be efficiently met using automated procedures including barcode reading technology


role in the handling of heavy machinery and parts including robots


Manual Handling


15. A bio-mechanics study has revealed groundbreaking results and helped Tesco achieve 60% reduction in manual handling incidents


Safety Solutions


14. With too many variables to fully control palletising procedures along with opportunities for damage or incorrect packing how can collisions be avoided?


16. Technology developments to a range of 2D laser scanners have made it easier to secure outdoor spaces reliably even where there are frequent vehicle movements


Cold Storage


17. One of Asia’s leading temperature controlled storage and distribution specialists has replaced its articulated lift truck fleet with 8 articulated forklifts


EDITOR


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Packaging & Stretchwrapping Equipment  Containers, Boxes & Pallets  Lift Trucks Loading Bay Solutions  Preview: IMHX 2016


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