The most common type of truck used in the UK. The load carried at the front of the machine is offset by the weight at the rear.
The Reach truck operates mainly in narrow aisles in a warehouse type environment. It has the capability to reach heights in excess of 12m.
The multi-directional forklift truck is mainly used to safely and efficiently handle long, bulky or heavy loads in narrow aisles and tight spaces.
A side-loader forklift truck is mainly used to safely and efficiently handle long, bulky or heavy loads in narrow aisles and tight spaces.
Transportable Mounted Trucks, also known as Moffett, are mounted on the back of HGVs, allowing the driver to load or unload their own vehicle.
Telescopic Handler – Rough Terrain & Industrial, commonly known as a telehandler, offers both vertical and forward reach up to and over 9m.
Pivot Steer Truck, sometimes known as a Bendi or Aisle Master, combines the roles of the counterbalance, with the capability of a reach truck.
Powered Pallet Trucks come in many different forms and can be either pedestrian or rider operated - sometimes both!
An Order Picker is an electric lift truck used mainly in warehouses and distribution centres, manually retrieving and transporting items.