Tesco places first order for lithium-ion pallet truck (14th July 2011)

Tesco has placed the first order for the Jungheinrich EJE112i lithium-ion powered pallet truck, while other major retailers have the truck on trial.

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Jungheinrich to launch host of products at CeMAT (14th April 2011)

Jungheinrich will present a number of innovative products, services and system solutions at the forthcoming CeMAT 2011 exhibition in Hannover.

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Win an iPad every day with Jungheinrich at IMHX (3rd November 2010)

Leading materials handling equipment manufacturer Jungheinrich will be giving away a top prize of an Apple iPad every day throughout the forthcoming IMHX exhibition.

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Prestigious book warehouse kitted out (11th October 2010)

Jungheinrich UK has supplied the materials handling equipment that will operate at The Bodleian Libraries’ prestigious new £26 million Book Storage Facility (BSF) in Swindon.

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New pallet truck boasts silent running (15th July 2010)

Jungheinrich has launched the EJE 116 electric-powered pallet truck, which is designed for use at sites where noise levels need to be kept to a minimum.

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Positive signs for handling industry (17th June 2010)

The materials handling industry is beginning to shrug off the effects of the global recession, according to lift truck manufacturer Jungheinrich.

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Making best use of space (1st February 2010)

Revamping racking and shelving can revitalise the warehouse as a whole. HSS obtains guidance on the best ways to boost profits.

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Hard cell masking reality? (15th September 2009)

The materials handling sector is seen by the hydrogen power industry as a key future market. However, Jungheinrich's Bill Goodwin, isn't convinced

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The future of RFID? (23rd February 2009)

Jungheinrich has developed an RFID pallet picking solution, that Dr. Martin Schwaiger, the firms’ technologies team leader, believes might just be ‘the next big thing’.

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The perfect drive (22nd July 2008)

Featuring a hydrostatic drive, Jungheinrich’s new VFG range of IC trucks offers a host of user benefits

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Battery monitoring (14th February 2008)

With Jungheinrich's new Intelligent Battery Organisation System significant cost savings can be made over the lifetime of both batteries and chargers.

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Monitors and controls usage (1st February 2008)

Jungheinrich has announced the launch of JiBOS – the Jungheinrich Intelligent Battery Organisation System.

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Jungheinrich eyes podium (24th September 2007)

Jungheinrich's new CEO claims the company should move into 3rd place behind Toyota and Kion in the global lift truck market this year...

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Raising the stakes (1st April 2007)

Jungheinrich believes its new EKX VNA truck delivers a technological leap akin to the introduction of AC technology. With 2,000 hour maintenance intervals, RFID controls, a TÜV SIL2-rated dual control system and 30 per cent better efficiency, it’s not such a bold claim. Brendan Coyne reports from Moosberg, Germany

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Crane takes the strain (1st October 2006)

When an unreliable and inflexible automated stacker crane needed replacing at the Oxford University Press distribution hub, a twin manual stacker crane solution from Jungheinrich proved to give better space utilisation, great

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Beauty… by the forkful! (1st August 2006)

When beauty products manufacturer L'Oréal moved into a new national distribution centre (NDC) for consumer products in Manchester last year, it brought in a new fleet of Jungheinrich lift trucks to take care of all its materi

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Jungheinrich UK appoints new MD (20th June 2006)

Jungheinrich AG Hamburg has announced the appointment of Hans-Herbert Schultz as Managing Director of Jungheinrich UK Ltd., based in Milton Keynes.

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Small but strong (1st June 2006)

Offering robust construction combined with a highly ergonomic design, the latest IC counterbalanced truck from Jungheinrich is available in LPG and diesel versions, both of which feature a non-electronic stability program

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The first rotating cab (1st April 2006)

Eliminating the need for the operator to look back over their shoulder, the new AC powered EFG D30 electric counterbalance truck from Jungheinrich is the first to have a rotating operator's cab, where backwards becomes forwards at the press of a butt

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New HQ for Jungheinrich UK (20th March 2006)

Marking the culmination of a period of radical change and development that saw brand consolidation and the closure of UK manufacturing facilities, Jungheinrich UK has recently opened new headquarters in Milton Keynes.

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Jungheinrich bolsters portfolio (7th November 2005)

Jungheinrich launched a number of new products at CeMAT earlier this year including:

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Jungheinrich’s Future Truck is here today (1st October 2005)

For over 50 years, Jungheinrich has been at the very forefront of materials handling innovation and the company’s innovatory flair was still in evidence with the products introduced at this year’s CeMAT 2005 in Hannover.

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Making light work of long loads (1st August 2005)

Two Boss sideloaders are moving 15m long lighting columns at external lighting manufacturer CU Phosco Lighting’s Gloucester site.

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High performance multi-way truck (1st October 2004)

The new generation AC powered ETV-Q multi-way reach truck from Jungheinrich offers performance combined with reduced maintenance. With push button selection of travel modes the unit can move in all directions and, thanks to the AC all wheel steering

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Power & productivity (1st August 2004)

Jungheinrichs new IC counterbalance range boasts higher levels of productivity than any of its competitors. Charlotte Stonestreet went to the European launch Perhaps better known for its electric warehouse range than its IC counterbalance trucks Jun

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Productivity increased (1st August 2004)

Replacing ageing VNA trucks with new ETX Kombi man-up machines from Jungheinrich has allowed FDB Distribution to increase order picking efficiency and overall productivity by more than 30%. In order to offer a competitive and highly flexible logistic

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Available as hydrostatic or hydrodynamic (1st April 2004)

New from Jungheinrich, the DFG (diesel) and TFG (gas) IC engined counterbalance range is available in capacities of 4000, 4500 and 5000kg. Suitable for a wide variety of applications, the trucks are available with hydrostatic or hydrodynamic drive un

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Lift trucks - Jungheinrich (1st December 2003)

Charlotte Stonestreet met with Jungheinrich to look at the companys latest product developments Even in todays fast moving materials handling industry it is pretty unusual for a company to announce not one but five new products in the same time fram

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