Booth 3919
Circle 157 or go to www.mhlnews.hotims.com/45555-157
Applied Energy Solutions' BIT battery information transmitting device monitors battery performance and health, and alerts the user of adverse operating conditions over the entire battery life. It works with wireless RF communication to transmit data to a graphical interface that allows the user to detect patterns, identify problems, and to convert data into ready to use spreadsheets. The BIT is manufactured for all material handling environments with a rugged case construction to resist impact, water and electrolyte spills and its small size will not interfere with battery watering, removal, or lid closure. It logs critical parameters including voltage, AH, electrolyte level, temperature and total throughput.Applied Energy Solutions
Booth 972Circle 158 or go to www.mhlnews.hotims.com/45555-158
The Model 4450 3-wheel sit-down counterbalanced truck from The Raymond Corporation is designed for smooth transport of products and stacking of pallets. Its short head length reduces turn radius, making it suitable for tight spaces, such as those found in manufacturing, in warehousing and on loading docks. It can handle up to 4,000 pounds. Selectable travel speeds enable the operator to adjust the truck to the environment. For example, an operator can reduce travel speeds while unloading a trailer and switch to higher speeds for long distance transport.
The Raymond Corporation
Booth 3219
Circle 159 or go to www.mhlnews.hotims.com/45555-159
Booth 1881Circle 160 or go to www.mhlnews.hotims.com/45555-160Presto Lifts Inc. will introduce a new line of fully powered stackers with a lifting height of 62”
Booth 1831Circle 161 or go to www.mhlnews.hotims.com/45555-161
Stack-n-Go powered stackers from Southworth Products Corp. are built on short but stable wheelbases, providing maximum maneuverability, even in tight quarters. Ideal for use in light manufacturing, warehousing, assembly, and retail facilities, these multi-purpose machines are designed for transporting loads on pallets and stacking loads up to 7½ feet high. They can also serve as adjustable workstations for loading and unloading. Narrow, 62-inch-high masts and offset control handles give the operator a clear view of what’s up ahead, with virtually no blind spots. Available in fork-over design for use with open-bottom pallets and in straddle design for use with closed-bottom pallets. Southworth Products Corp.
Booth 1026Circle 162 or go to www.mhlnews.hotims.com/45555-162