Like other vehicles, forklifts are susceptible to slipping and sliding on ice and snow. Given their heavy weight, they can easily slide down inclines if not operated with extreme caution during heavy weather.
See a complete listing of all things Summit checks during a 200-point forklift inspection. With no detail overlooked, your forklift will be in great working condition with no downtime.
Whether you're purchasing a forklift, or in need of new forklift tires, here’s a rundown of your options.
The right truck will fit your work environment and its demands in several key areas. Here are a few considerations you need to make when purchasing a lift truck
Forklift ergonomics has to do with operator comfort, but the heart of the issue is how the ergonomics of industrial trucks affect the long-term health and productivity of forklift operators.
Forklift attachments can take your industrial equipment to a new level of productivity. Learn more about attachment options and bring your business to a better place.
When it comes to battery chargers, it’s important to know what types of products are on the market and how they apply to your forklift(s) in order to optimize battery life and keep employees safe.
In today’s business climate, adaptability is key. That's why some material handling managers opt for short-term rentals when it comes to their forklift truck fleet.
Learn about the signs of defects that indicate a fork should be withdrawn from service and discarded or properly repaired.
Also referred to as an ‘upright’, the mast is the vertical assembly on the front of the forklift that does the work of raising, lowering, and tilting the load. Learn about the different mast options.