Even when you’ve done your research, placed your order, and received delivery of your brand new forklift, your business with a supplier hasn’t ended. If you want your forklift to run smoothly and efficiently in future, and with maximum uptime, you’re going to need spare parts.
This is why you should consider renting forklift trucks.
Actually, in many cases it’s better for you to rent the trucks rather than to tie up capital. A flexible rental agreement tailored to your specific needs, gives you complete control of trucks cost and investment, regardless of how your business and requirements change.
On 1 January 2019, IFRS 16 Leases will come into effect, and it's going to have a big impact on the material handling industry.
Double-deep storage, drive-in racking, narrow aisles - the list of warehouse storage options is extensive, and continues to grow as the demands on the material handling and logistics industries grow and change.
Each system has its benefits and drawbacks, and certain methods of storage are more suited to some operations than others. There's a wealth of detailed information out there about the best warehouse racking and different storage systems, but to make things easier, we've collected the basics in a simple PDF guide.
Having efficient, reliable and safe vehicles is essential for effective materials handling, and there's a range of different ways to get them. Here, we give you our guidance on that difficult question - should you rent, buy or lease your next forklift truck?
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