Pedestrian stacker
Combilift: Premiere at Logimat
At Logimat, Combilift will be showcasing models from its product portfolio, such as multidirectional, sideloaders and pedestrian stackers. There will also be a trade fair unit on display: an addition to the Irish manufacturer's range of pedestrian stackers.
Two of the exhibits - the Combi-CBE4 and the Combi-CS - are finalists in this year's IFOY Awards (International Intralogistics and Forklift Truck of the Year), which recognize the best products and solutions of the year.
The electrically powered Combi-CBE4 with a load capacity of 4,000 kilograms is the world's first multidirectional counterbalance truck with a drive on all three wheels. The product also has 100 percent traction control, which means that no differential lock is required when operating on slippery surfaces.
The Combi-CS is the only pedestrian counterbalance truck that can operate in a conventional reach truck aisle, enabling optimum space utilization. A special feature is the internationally patented multi-position tiller head, which can be rotated to the left or right to position the rear drive wheel so that the operator stands to the side of the truck for optimum visibility and safety.
Premiere at Logimat
The new 2020 series model of the 15NE Aisle Master articulated forklift truck with a load capacity of 1,500 kilograms will also be on display for the first time at Logimat. As the smallest VNA articulated forklift truck on the market, the narrow electric model has a compact axle to enable it to work more efficiently in small aisles, thereby reducing aisle widths to a minimum. as
Hall 9, Stand D47
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