Toyota Forklifts Europe

• August 2004 - TICO confirmed global leader
• August 2004 - Success for Norwegian trip
• July 2004 - 7IC attempting to cross Norway
• July 2004 - Central European presence
• June 2004 - New Deluxe Cabin
• March 2004 - 7IC approved by 250,000
• March 2004 - New electric tow tractors
• February 2004 - IMHX fair in Birmingham

Toyota will be at IMHX 2004

February 2004 - IMHX fair in Birmingham TOYOTA SETS THE STANDARD AT IMHX 2004

After Cemat, the IMHX fair in Birmingham (UK), is the second largest fair in materials handling in Europe. From the 2nd to the 4th of March, on a more than 580 sqm stand, Toyota will be providing a wide-ranging overview of its products and services to all industry professionals.

"Being widely recognized as the global leader in materials handling solutions, Toyota simply couldn't fail to miss IMHX", says Hugues Van Espen, Marketing Services Manager, Toyota Industrial Equipment Europe. "Presenting its ever-increasing product range, Toyota shows it can provide in all material handling needs with probably the most productive and economic solutions on the market."

Brighter Thinking

Within the concept of 'Brighter Thinking', its stand at the fair in Birmingham -L70 in hall 19- reflects Toyota's position at the forefront of forklift technology and R&D, giving a state-of-the-art overview of its materials handling solutions.

Specific attention will be drawn to the recently introduced electric low level order pickers. Based on one chassis, focussing on improving operator efficiency, Toyota has introduced a core range of four trucks for first and second level order picking respectively for operator picking up to 1.7 and 2.8 m. 

Besides its new range of low level order pickers, Toyota also recently launched a new range of electric tow tractors to add to the existing engine model tow tractors. The new electric range has been designed to answer a need in factories and warehouses for an effective handling solution where loads are continuously moved over long distances. The additions include a 4 tonne stand-on, a 4 tonne sit-on and a 6 tonne sit-on.

At the stand, Toyota also showcases its wide range of Generation 7 warehouse equipment and counterbalanced forklifts, ranging from gas and diesel types to electric models. All of which reflect its world-renowned standards in safety, ergonomics, reliability and performance and are equipped with the latest in technology, such as SAS - Toyota's award winning system of active stability. 

Providing a comprehensive overview of its achievements, services and products, the Toyota stand is set to guide professionals in making better choices for materials handling.