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IndustryNet lists verified suppliers of forklifts, new & used lift trucks & material handling equipment, lift truck sales, fork arms, aerial lifts, scrubbers, storage & racking & warehouse automation equipment, rebuilt forklifts & forklift parts & repair services, new & used forklifts, coil & container handlers, industrial heavy lifting magnets, wheels & material handling equipment, reach trucks, pallet trucks, scissor lifts, agricultural equipment, pull-type blades, electric forklift trucks & custom material handling equipment, new & used forklifts & leasing services, industrial equipment & supplies, rebuilt construction machinery, on-site repair & used forklifts, packaging, chemical, forklift sales & service, short or long-term rentals, foam fill tires & dock boards, construction equipment, scrubbers & sweepers & construction & hydraulic equipment, industrial forklifts, service & rental.
The material handling industry has proven itself to be a pivotal force in the relationship between producers, retailers and consumers. This industry is involved in moving materials from point A to point B within the confined space of a building - something that can often be done by hand, trolleys, forklifts or other wheeled devices.
The conveniences of technology have made themselves known in this industry. The introduction of driverless vehicles, new and improved containers and streamlined conveyor belt systems have had an overwhelmingly positive effect on the material handling industry. This has caused massive growth within the industry, as is evidenced in an article published in MHI Solutions.
However, the most important innovation is smart technology. It allows material handlers ...(Full Article)
Forklift manufacturers are just one segment of the material handling industry, although an important one. As a whole, the material handling industry has average sales of $229.32 billion, with forklift manufacturing accounting for $24.64 billion of these.
With 387 companies providing 22,479 jobs, it is safe to say that the forklift industry is a significant part of the U.S. economy. To get a better feel for the industry as a whole, take a look at some of the top manufacturers within the segment.
Top 10 forklift manufacturers by employees
One popular method of ranking forklift manufacturers by size is via a comparison of their employment statistics. Here are the top companies based on their number of employees.
1. Crown Equipment Corp. in New Bremen, Ohio: 3,000 Employees
This ...(Full Article)
Forklift manufacturers are an important part of the material handling industry, with hundreds of companies and tens of thousands of jobs.
In addition to strong job growth in the sector over the past year, forklift manufacturers have experienced a slight increase in sales, although to a much lesser extent than job growth.
Before taking a closer look at the recent changes to the forklift manufacturing industry in terms of job growth and other factors, consider how forklift companies are spread across the country.
The South has the largest number of forklift manufacturers, 163 or 42 percent. This is followed by the Midwest with 105 or 27 percent. From there, the West has 67 companies and the Northeast has 52, accounting for 17.31 and 13.44 percent, respectively....(Full Article)
Material handling is a vital yet frequently ignored factor in the profitability of manufacturing and distribution operations. Whether manual, semiautomated or fully automated, effective use of material handling equipment positively impacts profits at many levels. It reduces damage and increases customer satisfaction by promoting swifter shipping.
Appropriate material handling equipment and procedures have a significant effect on both the health of workers and a company's bottom line. They can both decrease medical costs, including employee compensation claims, and reduce insurance premiums.
According to data gathered by IndustryNet, yearly sales in the material handling industry are $4.5 billion. The 5,927 companies reporting their statistics provided 260,575 jobs. Material handling ...(Full Article)
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