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Driving success
June 1st 2006

M&W Toyota Handling is helping automotive technology supplier to the car industry, Denso, drive success with the delivery of a new fleet of 29 forklift trucks.

Used in all stages of the manufacturing process, M&W Toyota Handling has supplied the company's Telford site with a range of Toyota gas and electric forklift trucks.

To increase safety, productivity and efficiency, the entire fleet has been installed with a wireless log-it system.

Linked to a central computer, the system provides a range of features which allows all stages of the materials handling process to be logged and managed.

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