The lock is the only part of a locker your users touch every day, and it is almost always the part chosen last. Height, door count, colour and finish get...
Read MoreA pallet stacker is the machine that fills the gap between a pallet truck and a forklift: it lifts a full pallet to height, but the operator walks with it...
Read MoreAlmost everybody who searches for this wants one number. How many pallets can I stack? How high am I allowed to go? It is a fair question and it deserves...
Read MoreTwo panel systems dominate industrial workshop storage in the UK, they look broadly similar on a supplier's product page, and they do genuinely different jobs. Get the choice wrong and...
Read MoreThere is an awkward gap in most warehouses and workshops. On one side sits everything light enough to push by hand. On the other sits everything palletised enough to justify...
Read MoreEvery piece of storage and handling equipment we sell carries a load figure. A shelf rated 75 kg. A cupboard housing rated 1.5 tonnes. A cage rated 500 kg. A...
Read MoreMost manual handling training starts in the wrong place. It teaches people how to lift — bend the knees, keep the load close, don't twist. That matters, but it is...
Read MorePallet dimensions look like a haulage question, but they are really a warehouse design question. The footprint you standardise on decides how deep your racking beams sit, how many pallets...
Read MoreMost lithium-ion incidents in UK workplaces do not happen while a battery is sitting on a shelf. They happen while it is on charge, or in the hours immediately afterwards....
Read MoreThe pallet truck is the most-used bit of handling equipment in most UK warehouses, and the one that gets the least thought. It has no engine to respect, no licence...
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