Forklifts & Components
Two focal points, two exhibition stands at Toyota Material Handling
Toyota Material Handling Germany's focus in Stuttgart will be on equipment with lithium-ion batteries and logistics concept solutions such as automation, racking solutions and the I_Site fleet management system. "We want to give visitors an idea of how Toyota Material Handling is thinking ahead to the future of intralogistics," explains Claudia Signorelli, Head of Marketing at Toyota Material Handling Germany. This year, the alternative technology lithium-ion is the main theme at Toyota's main stand. In Hall 8, trade visitors can find out about the advantages and disadvantages compared to lead-acid batteries in use. The Traigo 48, nominated for the International Forklift Truck of the Year (IFOY), with a 48-volt lithium-ion battery as an integrated solution, will be right at the forefront. The BT Movit TSE500 will also be presented - also as a lithium-ion version. According to Toyota, more and more customers are also discovering the great potential for efficiency that lies in the automation of manual processes in warehouses and order picking environments. According to the company, it is driving this development forward with appropriate solutions and is dedicating its own stand in Hall 5 to this topic.
LogiMAT 2016: Hall 5 - Stand D31 (concept business) and Hall 8 - Stand C11 (industrial trucks)
Contact:Toyota Material Handling Deutschland GmbH 30916 Isernhagen Tel.: 05 11 / 72 62 0 E-Mail:[email protected] www.toyota-forklifts.de
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