The Fusion 33 machine-applied pallet wrap is expected to reduce costs for users.

Pallet wrap offers savings
Gloucester, United Kingdom
Golden Valley Pallet Wrap Specialists (GVPS) has launched Fusion 33, a new machine-applied pallet wrap that, the company says, will save users up to 80% of their pallet wrap costs.
"Fusion 33 represents a micro-technology advancement that will deliver substantial stretch efficiencies in excess of any other substrate on the market, which means less wrapping is needed to achieve optimum palletised load stability," explains managing director Martyn Sumner.
Golden Valley says that not only will Fusion 33 reduce costs per pallet wrapped, but the material's inherent strength means it offers exceptional pallet retention capability.

EVO models adapted to changing needs
Wiesbaden, Germany
Linde Material Handling has added new features to the Linde E12¬-E20 EVO electric forklifts.
The 1.2-2 T forklifts that can be found in distribution centres and manufacturing plants have also been adapted to changing requirements like increased outdoor use.
Different driving dynamics programs mean the truck settings can be tailored between high performance and low energy consumption, according to individual customer requirements.
Inside the truck, a new controller with "improved tuning achieves up to 16% lower energy consumption and CO2 emissions compared to the previous series".

Toyota UK expands online range
Warrington, United Kingdom
Toyota Material Handling UK has added to its range of pallet trucks that can be ordered online, with the addition of the BT Levio LWE130 entry-level powered pallet truck.
Customers can purchase a range of horizontal mover tracks, including BT Lifter hand pallet trucks and BT Levio powered pallet trucks, via the company's website.
One of TMHUK's simplest but most popular models that is available online is the BT Lifter LHM230 hand pallet truck.

Bravi rebrands stock picker
Castelfidardo, Italy
Bravi Platforms has rebranded its Caddy vertical stock picker, renaming it Sprint.
The Caddy was launched about five years ago and has been popular in the retail sector.
"The intensive use our customers made of this product over the last four years, particularly in DIY and hardware stores, highlighted some areas where it was possible to make improvements," says sales manager Marina Torres. "These included increased long-term durability of the machine, improving ergonomics and reducing damage caused by the operator to the very minimum."
The Sprint will be shown at the MODEX in Atlanta, USA next week.