Forklifts & Components
New narrow-aisle truck from Jungheinrich
Under the motto "Connect", the Hamburg-based company will be presenting intelligent, innovative solutions for the use of industrial trucks in intralogistics to trade visitors. One highlight will be a completely newly developed narrow-aisle truck. With a total exhibition area
of more than 800 square meters, Jungheinrich is the largest exhibitor in Stuttgart. The main stand is located in Hall 9, where the Hamburg-based company will be showcasing its range of material handling equipment and intralogistics solutions. "As a leading supplier in intralogistics, we are using the trade fair to present our entire solution expertise to international trade visitors under the Jungheinrich trade fair motto 'Connect'," says Dr. Lars Brzoska, Member of the Board of Management for Sales at Jungheinrich. One highlight is the new Series 5 order picker and three-side stacker from the Jungheinrich plant in Degernpoint. The EKX 514-516 narrow-aisle forklift truck can be experienced and tested on a specially equipped driving track. The Hamburg-based intralogistics specialist will also be showcasing its expertise in warehouse software and IT hardware in Hall 7. This includes the Jungheinrich Warehouse Management System developed in-house, the logistics interface that won the "Best Product" award at LogiMAT 2015 and various radio data transmission components.
LogiMAT 2016: Hall 9 - Stand B02 and B04, Hall 7 - Stand D21
Contact:Jungheinrich AG 22047 Hamburg Tel.: 0 40 / 69 48-0 E-Mail:[email protected] www.jungheinrich.de
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