Electric vs. Internal Combustion: Which Forklift Is Right for You?

There are a wide variety of forklifts available, each with its own unique advantages and disadvantages. When choosing the right forklift for your material handling needs, it’s imperative that you take the forklift fuel option, engine, fuel type, capacity, and lift height into consideration. Related: How To Choose The Right Forklift Rental For Your Workplace?

The Advantages of Purchasing a Pre-Owned Forklift

People often think that buying a new forklift for their business is the only option. Although this may be true in some instances, it is not true for everyone. The following list outlines some of the things to think about when buying a forklift. 1. Used Forklifts are Ideal for Light Usage For one thing,

Carer A80X Heavy Electric Forklift

A80X Electric Forklifts The newest series of Carer trucks, the A80X electric forklift has all the power of an internal combustion forklift with the added benefit of Carer’s electric forklift solutions. Designed specifically for outdoor environments, this new forklift series has fully protected electrical systems which prevent dirt and liquids from damaging important systems. The

Signs Your Forklift Requires Service or Maintenance

Different types of forklifts are commonly used across a wide range of industries including construction, warehousing and logistics, and even retail. Considering the sheer number of applications and heavy lifting that forklifts do in their lifetimes, it’s important that you schedule regular maintenance, repair, and service appointments to keep your machines in optimal condition. Working