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Wander through these showrooms dedicated to key industry topics and upcoming events. Find your next solution in the Virtual Expo for materials handling - open all year round!
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Wireless battery charging for Materials Handling

21 August 2025

One solution for the electrification of Materials Handling fleets is the implementation of wireless charging systems. Read more about the benefits, drawbacks, and options for wireless charging in our special FEATURE REPORT . Visit Showroom

IMHX 2025 Exhibitor Preview

29 July 2025

IMHX , the UK's premier event for supply chain and intralogistics professionals, returns to the NEC Birmingham from 9 to 11 September. Check out these upcoming exhibitor highlights, and stay tuned for more! Visit Showroom

CeMAT Australia 2025 Gallery

23 July 2025

See all the highlights from the floor at CeMAT Australia 2025 in Sydney. Don't miss Forkliftaction's upcoming coverage of the materials handling trends and products that shaped this year's edition. More to come! Visit Showroom

CeMAT Exhibitor Directory 2025

18 June 2025

CeMAT Australia , the leading trade show for intralogistics, robotics and automation, warehousing, supply chain management and materials handling, returns to Sydney on 22-24 July, 2025. Watch this space, more exhibitor highlights to come! Visit Showroom

How AI contributes to the safety and efficiency of MHE

29 May 2025

AI has much to offer materials handling operations, with the technology offering new advancements in fleet and safety management, automation, battery monitoring and more. Here is just a glimpse of what is currently on the market. Read more in our special feature . Visit Showroom

ProMat 2025 Gallery

18 March 2025

Forkliftaction has partnered with the materials handling community to bring you all the excitement from ProMat 2025 in Chicago. For more market insights read our in-depth ProMat news coverage: Is data the greatest lost opportunity for our sector? Visit Showroom

LogiMAT 2025 Gallery

11 March 2025

Forkliftaction brings you all the excitement from LogiMAT 2025. Read our in-depth LogiMAT coverage for more insights: Geopolitics and macroeconomics large concerns for materials handling sector LogiMAT records 43% increase in exhibitors from China LogiMAT 2025 and automation LogiMAT product launch rundown Visit Showroom

Digitised stock control and forklifts

13 February 2025

Accurate stock control is vital to any business engaged in materials handling, ensuring accuracy, efficiency and stoppage-free operations. Find out more on the latest digitised methods in our latest special feature report . Visit Showroom

Automated forklifts - AMRs and AGVs

13 February 2025

Looking to automate your material handling processes? AGVs and AMRs offer an opportunity to enhance productivity, efficiency and safety in the warehouse. Check out a selection of current market offerings. Read more about the automated forklift market in this FEATURE REPORT . Visit Showroom

Materials handling solutions for tight spaces

10 February 2025

There are several factors behind the shift to smaller warehouses, higher racking and narrower aisles in materials handling operations, and it appears that this trend is here to stay. Find out how you can make the most of a limited footprint in our latest feature . Visit Showroom

Maxlion FDR45

Hangzhou, China

New - Sale

Taylor THC500L 2008

Coraopolis, Pennsylvania, United States

Used - Sale & Hire

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