Mitsubishi Forklift Europe B.V.
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Mitsubishi Forklift Europe B.V.

Hefbrugweg 77 | NL-1332 AM Almere | Holanda | www.mitsubishi-forklift.nl


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Eléctrico - 4 rodas Mitsubishi FB20N2  7

Eléctrico - 4 rodas

2024 Mitsubishi FB20N2

a pedido
Preço
2.000 kg

Capacidade

4.030 mm

Elevação

Triplo

Tipo de mastro


Mitsubishi Forklift Europe B.V.
Holanda
Nova máquina
Fabricante
Eléctrico - 4 rodas Mitsubishi FB20N2  7

Eléctrico - 4 rodas

2024 Mitsubishi FB20N2

a pedido
Preço
2.000 kg

Capacidade

4.030 mm

Elevação

Duplo

Tipo de mastro


Mitsubishi Forklift Europe B.V.
Holanda
Nova máquina
História / Informação sobre a empresa

Mitsubishi Forklift Trucks has been at the cutting edge of materials handling technology, for more than 25 years.
We built our reputation on the outstanding reliability of our trucks and we stake that reputation on every forklift that has our name.

Our success is your success.
Because customer care is an essential part of the Mitsubishi package, we've hand-picked an international network of highly experienced local dealers who are ready to deal with your needs...wherever you may be.

Their local knowledge and expertise ensures you get the support you need. And because they're supported by the global Mitsubishi network, anything you need can be in their hands. Fast.

Our dealers go that extra mile for you, and we'll go as many as it takes.

We are proud to be part of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, which has been transforming industries - across the globe - since it was founded, as a shipbuilding company in 1870 by Yataro Iwasaki.

Since then, the company has channelled big thinking into solutions that move the world forward - lending its rich engineering heritage and advancing technology (and lives) across the globe... and beyond.

As a global leader in engineering and manufacturing, Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) Group delivers innovative and integrated solutions across a wide range of industries from commercial aviation and transportation to power plants and gas turbines, and from machinery and infrastructure to integrated defense and space systems.

Since 2016, we have been part of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Forklift, Engine and Turbocharger Holdings, Ltd (M-FET), a holding company 100% owned by Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd- which is also owner of the 'Mitsubishi Forklift Trucks' brand and trademark.

Currently, we operate as a subsidiary of Mitsubishi Logisnext (Logistical Equipment and System Solutions Next), which was formed by the integration of Mitsubishi Nichiyu Forklift Co Ltd and UniCarriers Corporation as a group company from M-FET.

The new company Logisnext, which was formed in October 2017, brings together some of the world's biggest names in engineering and technology, and is now the third biggest manufacturer of counterbalance and warehouse equipment in the world.

Área de vendas

The Netherlands; Deutschland; France; Great Britain; Ireland; Italy; Spain; Portugal; Russian; Sweden; Denmark; Norway and the Middle East Region

Últimas notícias Mitsubishi

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New Year Resolutions to make your site safer and more cost effective

There’s never a bad time to re-evaluate your ways of working, but new year seems a perfect time for making positive changes.

A new pallet stacker could be the best alternative to a used forklift.
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A new pallet stacker could be the best alternative to a used forklift.

When the time comes for companies to replace their aging forklifts, they often look for a second-hand truck in good condition.

Choose wisely now, save money later
29.04.2021
Choose wisely now, save money later

How the right truck could reduce your costs in the long run.

What sets a part apart?
31.03.2020
What sets a part apart?

When in the market for a forklift, how much do you consider beyond the truck itself?

Choose wisely now, save money later

How the right truck could reduce your costs in the long run.

Whether you’re looking for second-hand or new equipment, be sure to take the time to find a truck that suits your operations, as well as your budget. Not only could you cut costs in the long term, but you will also be far more likely to find a truck that meets your exact needs and boosts your productivity.

Get a truck that is fit for purpose

It is never a good idea to settle for equipment that is almost right, but not quite.

An over-specified machine might sound good but it could be less manoeuvrable or consume more energy. Or you may have the choice of a low-capacity machine that just about meets your current demands but which isn’t future-proof against different load types or changes in layout.

Assess your operations and your current machines to see what it is that you truly need. For example, depending on your usage, stackers are an excellent choice for pallet lifting in tight spaces.

If it’s a forklift you require, look at all your options. You may be used to IC engine trucks for instance, but if you favour these you might miss out on the extensive benefits offered by the latest models of electric trucks.

Choosing the right configuration can also protect your bottom line. Look for appropriate attachments such as load weight indicators, speed limiters and lights, as features like these will improve the safety of your operations and help to avoid expensive collisions, spillages, production delays, and damage to racking or equipment.

Invest in your operators: improve productivity

Remember that the purchase price of the truck itself is just a remarkably small part of the cost of operating it over its lifetime. The real cost is invested in the operator. It has been estimated that over a five-year term the operator accounts for 70 percent of the costs, so it pays to give them the right equipment to do their job as effectively as possible.

Several tests in the Netherlands showed that the most significant factor in productivity is predictability: the truck performing exactly as the operator expects.

It’s also important to consider operator comfort. Giving your operators an ill-equipped truck could potentially cause RSIs and injuries that lead to absenteeism and downtime — all of which can cost your business, as well as the health of your operators.

Mitsubishi forklift trucks are fitted with ergonomic features for greater operator comfort even through long shifts. Take the VELiA EM order picker. It has an ultra-low step that is 45 percent lower than some competitors and an extra wide entry. This helps to reduce the strain on operators, and reduces the risk of trips.

Even when you do have the right equipment, your operators need to be fully trained and competent in using the truck. By investing in your operator’s skills, you reduce the risk of costly accidents.

Save on energy costs

Technology moves on extremely quickly, so older machines are likely to be less efficient, use more fuel, produce polluting emissions, and will, inevitably, require more repairs.

Buying a new electric model means gaining a truck that will produce low (or no) emissions. Most counterbalance and warehouse equipment ranges from Mitsubishi Forklift Trucks have the option of using li-ion batteries, which offer opportune charging and are up to 40 percent more efficient than lead acid.

An electric model will also be cheaper to run. For example, a 2.5 tonne electric counterbalance working typical shifts of 6.5 hours a day over a five-year period will deliver average savings of 23 percent over an LP Gas or diesel equivalent.

Even the warehouse equipment is making strides, with the VELiA ES proving to be 14 percent more energy efficient than its closest competitor.

Don’t settle for second best

Selecting the wrong truck could cost you (and your operators) greatly over time. But by putting in a little more effort now, and spending time assessing your options, you can find the ideal truck capable of achieving way more — and costing way less — than you ever would have thought.

Action points
► Don’t compromise with a truck that’s almost right for the job.
► Workout your costs — going electric could save you money and reduce your carbon footprint.
► Talk to your drivers – what is it they want from the trucks they use?
► Assess your current materials handling equipment to see if it is still fit for purpose.

Nome Contacto País  
Mitsubishi Gabelstapler Deutschland +49 208 6567-0 Alemanha
Mitsubishi Forklift Trucks France +33 4 72 79 42 76 França
Henley Forklift Group Ltd +353 01-6209200 Irlanda
Mitsubishi Forklift Europe B.V. +31 36-5494406 Holanda
KUHN Polska Sp. z o.o. (0048) 882432668 Polónia
KUHN Rakodogep Kft. +36 30 507-99-44 Hungria
Nome Código Postal Cidade País
KUHN Rakodogep Kft. 1239 Budapest Hungria
Stenborgs Truckar AB 176 02 Järfälla Suécia
Degrosolutions Srl 36071 Arzignano (VI) Itália
KUHN Polska Sp. z o.o. 41-200 Sosnowiec Polónia
KUHN Ladetechnik GmbH 4840 Vöcklabruck Áustria
Afrelec Industrie - Société R.P.A 71850 Charmay les Macon França
Henley Forklift Group Ltd D10 Dublin 10 Irlanda
Vivier Manutention FR-62223 St. Catherine Lez Arras França
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