Material handling equipment encompasses a wide range of vehicle types, typically used to move products in the manufacturing and distribution phases.
Class I: Electric Motor Rider Trucks
Counterbalanced Forklifts - These forklifts can handle a capacity of 8,000 lbs or more, making them essential when lifting heavy materials throughout a facility.
3-Wheel Forklifts - Similar to counterbalanced forklifts, their 3 wheel design gives them a tighter turning radius, so they are a bit more nimble, at the expense of heavier lifting capacity.
Class II: Electric Narrow Aisle Trucks
Narrow Aisle Forklifts - Found in operations that want to maximize their storage space. This lift truck can operate in tighter spaces.
Class III: Electric Hand Trucks or Hand/Rider Trucks
End Riders / Center Riders - Minimal lift capabilities (i.e. lifting a pallet off the ground) used to transport materials throughout a facility.
Walkie Pallet Jacks - Designed to move loads up to 8,000 lbs. They are commonly found in delivery trucks for efficient loading and unloading of materials.
Ground support equipment at Delta's hubs in Salt Lake City and Boston are nearly entirely powered with electricity, a huge step toward the airline's aspirational goal of a 100% net-zero ground operation around the world.
“We’re grateful to our airport partners for their collaboration and support.”
Delta Airlines: Tugs, tractors and belt loaders nearly all electric at two Delta hubs, 4/20/2023
Delta Airlines - Staff writer; Quote: Pam Fletcher, Delta Chief Sustainability Officer
Cathy Ratchford - Senior Director of Transportation, North Division
Steve Pesha - Plant Engineering Supervisor
Kyle Rowe - Warehouse Manager
Mike C - Foreman
Bob Hodge- Product Control Manager
Christian Sanchez - General Manager
Andrew Wayts - Equipment Maintenance
Jeff Timmer - Manager
Aaron Jarrett - General Manager
David Rudolph
John L. Gelsimino - President
Sue Herron - Sales Manager
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