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Barloworld Handling is one of the largest dealers of used forklifts in the UK offering unrivalled choice and value for any application or budget. The vast majority of forklift trucks we sell are quality Hyster trucks and come from our own rental fleets giving you real peace of mind that they have been expertly maintained by our own technicians from new.

Our Que and QUE+ used trucks are reburbished to the highest standards possible making them an excellent investment.

This pneumatic hydraulic straddle stacker is suitable to work in a Zone 1 area. The lift is powered by a pneumatic hydraulic pump. The stacker has a stainless back box and stainless clad forks.

Stacker Options

• Manual hydraulic / battery or pneumatic hydraulic
• Different lift heights, fixed mast or telescopic
• Straddle or wrap-over leg configurations
• Choice of steel or stainless construction
• Choice of stainless finish; glass bead blasted or electro polished

Rim Grip Drum Handler is the drum handler to choose for handling drums packed tightly together. Steel jaws gripthe rim (chimb) of the drum, allowing the drums to be picked up or set down without spaces between them. Ideal for stuffing and destuffing containers and suitable for use on rough terrain. May be used with 120 or 210 litre drums of steel, ‘L’ ring or ‘XL’ ring plastic types.

This model of rim grip drum handler is available with a mild steel frame and a zinc plated head as standard, which is suitable for most applications.

                                                             

The heart of the Storage Media Project is six multi-level Pick Towers including a new Tower for the Fine Wine Room.

The pick towers are all configured as three-level structures, with the Ground Level being Carton Flow or flow rack for case picking. For this installation Beaver introduced new full-width roller track carton flow, which allows for complete flexibility and adjustability and fits directly over the front and back beams of the racking structure. The Mississippi ABC uses flowrack accommodating as many as 19 cartons deep.

The new RX 70 series was designed to lower costs for energy and maintenance. The compact and user friendly RX 70 is available with a diesel and a gas engine and with load capacities of 1.6/1.8 and 2.0 tonnes.

New RX 70 1,6t - 2t with Blue-Q .The intralogistics company and lift truck manufacturer Still presents new RX 70 gas/diesel trucks with lift capacities from 1.6 to 2.0 tonnes. They are suitable for demanding intralogistics tasks in narrow spaces and tough conditions operating indoors and outdoors e.g. in construction material retail, warehouses and forwarders, because they are the most compact trucks in their class.

CF-19 Zone 2 Toughbook

The convertible Toughbook CF-19 can be used either as conventional laptop or as handy Tablet-PC. It is designed to go places that other notebooks just cannot go. The rugged device is capable of withstanding bumps, drops, dust and water and now with new Zone 2 ATEX certification makes mobile working possible in hazardous environments.

iGAS100 Universal Gas Detection System

The iGAS100 series of gas detectors are designed to provide an accurate, cost effective and reliable gas detection solution. The range incorporates a number of sensing technologies, each of which can be utilised in a variety of enclosure options to provide the most effective detection solution. Utilising microprocessor technology the iGAS100 gives a stable process signal output, and allows for a 4-20mA or digital addressable output signal.

Leonova™ Infinity marks a decisive advance in machine condition monitoring

• unique machine diagnostic functions
• precision line laser alignment and balancing
• select what you need approach
• optimal ergonomic design
• revolutionary economic terms

SPM has the organisation and the know-how to increase the availability and profitability of your production equipment. Knowing that your situation is special, we gave Leonova Infinity a comprehensive range of functions and developed a new system of financing condition monitoring.

3 West North (3WN) is one of the newest buildings on the campus, built in 2005 to house a number of research laboratories as part of the Department of Physics. It includes drawing towers for making photonic crystal fibres, a 200-seater lecture theatre and two general teaching classrooms for 100 and 30 people, as well as various labs with equipment including lasers, lathes and furnaces. This vital research, however, is energy intensive, and the building has an annual electricity bill of £70,000.

Within the Department of Estates, significant investment has been made in improving the energy monitoring of buildings such as this, and through the Our Big Energy Challenge project, a departmental energy champion has been trained and now acts as a point of contact for the Energy & Environment team.