Product update
Toyota improves its electric pallet trucks and pedestrian stackers
Toyota Material Handling has further developed its electric pallet trucks and pedestrian stackers. The versatile trucks are now available with numerous new functions and options.
With the Toyota BT Levio & BT Staxio W-Series (LWE140-250 & SWE080L-200D), Toyota Material Handling Europe once again demonstrates its continuous product improvement in the field of electric low lift pallet trucks & pedestrian stackers (pedestrian operation). The pedestrian models of the BT Levio & BT Staxio W-series are now even more suitable for loading, stacking and horizontal transportation in confined spaces. Visitors to LogiMAT 2019 will be able to see the new features for themselves.
Customer in focus for update
"The BT Levio and BT Staxio W-Series have shown how easy pallet handling can be in a variety of applications for customers around the world. With a focus on our customers and their operations, the trucks are now available with a variety of features and options that contribute to increased productivity, safety and efficiency," says Andreas Lindsjö, Group Manager Warehouse Walkies Product Management, Toyota Material Handling Europe. For example, the BT Staxio W series is now equipped with a weight indicator as standard. This provides an indication of the load weight, also to prevent trucks, elevators and loading ramps from being overloaded.
The BT Staxio SWE080L-140L high lift pallet trucks with initial lift can now transport two pallet loads at the same time. The industrial trucks have also been improved in terms of safety and efficiency. Among other things, the battery cover and motor cover of all BT Levio & Staxio W models have been made more robust and the design has been adapted to the product ranges. Both series can also be equipped with speed reduction when cornering.
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