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Welcome to ProMatDX

In these unprecedented times, supply chain solutions are more critical to business success than they have ever been. To answer this call, MHI created the ProMat Digital Experience (ProMatDX), a new digital event experience designed to power up manufacturing and supply chain professionals with critical access to the latest solutions they need now to improve the resiliency and agility of their operations.

ProMatDX combines the power of the connections, solution-sourcing and education that only ProMat can deliver with the latest digital event technology in a fiveday event that will be the most important week of 2021 for the manufacturing and supply chain industry—April 12-16.

Attending ProMatDX is your unrivaled opportunity in 2021 to find solutions, get reliable information, solid advice and connect with your peers and the industry’s leading solution-providers.

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At ProMatDX you will find the largest and broadest array of manufacturing and supply chain solutions on a state-of-the-art digital event platform, including: • Sponsor Showcases and Product Demonstrations: ProMatDX will feature sponsor showcases from leading material handling, logistics and supply chain solution providers from the United States and around the world. By attending, you will see new ideas and technologies in action during product demos featuring live Q&A. • Digital Seminars: ProMatDX will offer over 100 seminars on a variety of manufacturing and supply chain topics including. All sessions will feature live chat and interactive Q&A. • AI Solution-Provider Matchmaking and Live Video Meetings: ProMatDX attendees can connect with solutions tailored to your specific needs with AImatchmaking tailored to your specific needs. You can also request live video meetings to take a deeper dive with solution-providers of your choice.

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Cover Story continued • April 14 Keynote Panel: 2021 MHI Annual Industry Report Preview Innovation Driven Resilience: How technology helps supply chains respond, recover and thrive even amid disruption This is your opportunity to be the first to have access to this new report on the supply chain trends and technologies that are transforming supply chains.

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Safety First

Six Road Construction Work Zone Safety Tips for the Inexperienced If you work in road construction, you’re probably already well-aware of the risks of the job. Unfortunately, the roadway is one of the most dangerous work environments for maintenance and construction professionals. According to the Federal Highway Administration (FHA), over 27,000 people lost their lives in crashes occurring in construction and maintenance work zones between 1982 and 2017.

But there is good news to report, too. Overall worker and traffic deaths are on the decline, hopefully paving the way for fewer roadway fatalities in the future. In order to prevent these tragedies, the Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA), local governments, and independent organizations have created standards and guidelines to help keep roadway workers safer.

Implementing guidelines set forth by these organizations, as well as following these work zone safety tips, can help you stay safe while performing essential roadway maintenance and construction.

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fabrics and retroreflective striping to increase visibility in all light conditions. The idea is to ensure that roadway workers are highly visible from every angle so that motorists and operators of heavy machinery are able to clearly identify them.

• Wear high visibility apparel that’s certified to the ANSI/ISEA 107 standard. This means that the manufacturer has followed a set of rigorous guidelines and undergone testing to ensure that their apparel meets certain criteria of quality and safety.

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2. Create and Mark Work Zones – It’s important that work zone employees stay within a confined area on busy roadways. These areas should always be properly marked and delineated so that motorists and fellow workers may easily identify them. Take special care to set up high visibility barriers—such as cones and barrels—to keep work zones safe for activities such as storing materials, directing traffic, and parking road maintenance vehicles.

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Safety First continued all times because things change rapidly in this working environment. Paying close attention to traffic patterns and weather can help prevent a variety of serious incidents.

4. Be Careful Around Equipment – Indeed, the most common fatal injuries at road construction sites are caused by exactly what you’d imagine—vehicles striking pedestrians. But being struck by a piece of equipment is also a serious risk, as this type of accident accounts for nearly 10 percent of road construction fatalities.

Because we are especially concerned about keeping our eyes on traffic, we sometimes overlook the other risks of the job site. Highvisibility clothing and staying aware at all times can curb the likelihood of these incidents.

5. Master Hand Signals and Devices – Among the more fundamental pieces of safety equipment at roadway worksites are hand signals and traffic signs. Even if you’re not a flagger and don’t intend to ever direct traffic, you should know the proper hand-signaling procedures, including how to use sign paddles and flags, as well as how to signal to traffic without any explicit signage or paddles.

6. Take Care of Your Health – Though it’s unrealistic 100 percent of the time, it’s critical that you do not go to work when you’re tired, hungry, or thirsty to the point where you can’t focus on your surroundings.

Unfortunately, exhaustion can seriously impair your ability to make sound decisions and stay alert when you need to be, so it’s considered a serious workplace hazard. Do your best to get the recommended daily amount of sleep each day and keep yourself on a consistent eating and drinking schedule. Remember to bring snacks and water to work with you each day.

Stay Aware, Stay Smart Despite the number of road construction fatalities each year, the safety precautions we take can make a massive difference. In addition to wearing the right high visibility apparel and learning the basic safety procedures, roadway workers must possess the ability to stay alert, focused, and responsive at all times. Follow these tips and guidelines to ensure that you’re as safe as possible while working on our roadways.

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Here’s How to Overcome Nine Warehouse Problems

The global economy wouldn’t be able to function without warehouses. Virtually every industry relies on supply chains, which need warehouses, so these facilities must run as efficiently as possible. Still, problems persist even in the largest and most productive companies.

If you’re a warehouse manager, you’re likely already aware of the need for improvement. Seeing how to move forward isn’t always clear, though. Warehouse solutions typically aren’t as evident as the problems they fix.

With that in mind, here are nine common warehouse problems and how to overcome them.

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warehouse management system (WMS) can help you avoid these errors. Look for a solution that tracks inventory through as many points as possible, from shipment arrivals to shelving to order fulfillment.

3. Supply Chain Visibility Many warehouse solutions fail to account for outside factors, like the timeliness of your shipping partners.

Shipping delays can add 20% to your shipping costs from things like fuel expenses and lost customers. Like with inventory management, the answer to this problem lies in data.

If your company controls its own shipping, implement IoT technology in your vehicles and adopt fleet management software. That way, you can see where all shipments are in real-time and adjust accordingly. If you use a third party, look for partners that provide more transparency, and consider switching companies if your current partner doesn’t.

4. Poor Space Optimization If you hope to become as efficient as possible, you’ll need to make the most of your space. Poor optimization can lead to safety hazards and make it difficult for employees to navigate. Maximizing your space will fix these issues and enable you to host more inventory or employees in the same building.

One of the first steps you should take is choosing the right containers for your space and function. Next, use your WMS to see where your most picked items are and rearrange them so they’re closer together. You can also collect data from other areas of the warehouse to see if there are any redundancies you can combine into one workflow.

5. Slow Picking Times Picking is the core of warehouse operations, yet many facilities don’t take as many steps as they could to improve it. Many track employees’ rates and reward better times, but stop there. You can further fix this common warehouse problem by embracing technology.

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Warehouse Solutions continued 6. Damaged Inventory If you want your returns to be as high as possible, you’ll have to avoid inventory damage. While there are tax and insurance protections for damage from natural events, those don’t cover product loss from mistakes. Many things can damage your inventory, and most of them result from a lack of care.

Employees trying to raise their picking rates or machines moving too fast can lead to product loss. The solution here is to enable more efficiency without needing workers and equipment to move more quickly. Focus on reorganizing shelves and workflows over increasing speed.

You can also replace old machines with newer, gentler ones.

7. Fluctuating Demand All warehouse solutions should consider how demand fluctuates between seasons in this industry. Around the holidays, delivery rates typically surge 30%-40%, sometimes surpassing that. Underpreparation can lead to delays, and overcompensation can lead to postseason surplus and losses.

The traditional solution to this problem is to hire seasonal workers, but that doesn’t always work.

Automation is typically more reliable, as it involves just a one-time expense since you can reuse the same robots year-to-year. You should also use data analytics software to predict seasonal spikes so you can prepare accordingly.

8. Labor Shortages The logistics industry faces a labor shortage as demand far outgrows the number of incoming workers. Since you may have trouble acquiring human talent in the future, your best course of action may be to maximize current workers’ efficiency.

Automation is the inevitable solution here. Picking robots, autonomous pallet jacks and automatic packaging systems are all growing in availability and efficacy. You shouldn’t aim to replace your workforce with robots but rather supplement them with automation.

You can also improve the workers’ efficiency by establishing reward programs. If you honor productivity and loyalty, you’ll encourage your current employees and attract new ones.

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Accidents Happen

The rise of exoskeletons in logistics Technological advancements have made exosuits more affordable The approachability and adaptability of exosuits are major drivers behind the popularity growth in logistics and other industries.

Facilities are using this new class of non-battery powered, non-motorized exoskeletons to help create a safer workspace and combat the costs associated with overexertion and repetitive motion injuries. Exosuit manufacturers’ have found ways to create proven, physicsbased suits in a simpler, more practical fashion – with the It might be an understatement that technology has end user’s wallet (and back) benefiting. drastically changed modern logistics. From RFID and robotics to TMS systems that drive elastic logistics, Exosuits are seen as a wise investment because of the there are few areas left untouched. One area we’re seeing high cost of fatigue-based injuries. The CDC reported that evolution, particularly in the past five years, is with recently that back pain is the most prevalent work-related companies utilizing exoskeletons to gain a competitive health problem and OSHA estimates that employers advantage by keeping workers healthy. pay nearly $1 billion per week for direct workers’ compensation. With back-assist exosuits, like our Exoskeletons are no longer something out of a sci-fi HeroWear Apex, you can achieve a custom fit suit that movie – used to help humans fight off an alien invasion. can take 30% of the load off a worker’s back for as low as The reality is there is a new class of modern exoskeletons $1,200 per suit. that are lightweight, simple to use, and non-invasive to help logistics workers keep up with an ever-increasing These modular, custom-fit exosuits designed for all demand. workers (regardless of gender, age, size) can be had without breaking the bank. Also, manufacturers with One of the primary reasons for recent exoskeleton strong customer support, training, and implementation successes has been the rise of exosuits; “soft shell” textilebased exoskeletons that are more comfortable and lighter programs can help any organization make the most of their new technology adoption. weight. Companies use them as a way to combat the fatigue, strain, and other risks that lead to musculoskeletal In terms of execution, exosuits won’t erase NIOSH’s disorders in their workers – which helps operations tackle Hierarchy of Controls. Instead, they are a significant a billion-dollar problem in the process. improvement in the Personal Protective Equipment portion of that inverted pyramid. If all other steps in the In the past few years, several forward-thinking Hierarchy can’t eliminate the risk, exosuits help reduce companies have been early adopters of exoskeleton the chance of injury – all with a piece of equipment that technology. Geodis, a Dutch-based logistics company, can be put on and taken off inside of 30 seconds. began implementing passive (non-motorized) exoskeletons for back support in 2017.

Discovering what’s fact and what’s fiction It’s not only in the test phase, either. Toyota has been With exosuits being relatively new to the market, there using exoskeletons at plants since 2015 – including are some common myths around them: they are bulky, recently making them mandatory PPE in a plant in limit range of motion, or cause muscle atrophy.

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Accidents Happen continued pulleys, springs, and aluminum tubing. The HeroWear Apex, which only weighs 3.4 pounds and is largely fabric, has the look and feel of wearing an empty backpack.

Some users often ask about the risk of muscle atrophy, but it’s important to remember: modern exosuits are not turning workers into human forklifts. Passive exosuits help workers in the lifting, bending, and reaching during a shift. Those 25-pounds boxes are still being lifted and moved. However, exosuits might make it feel like they’re only lifting a 15-pound box – that’s still plenty of work, but it makes a significant difference over the course of a workday and a career.

In fact, muscle atrophy can occur when there is too little or too much muscle activation. That means overexertion can lead to muscle atrophy, as well. The purpose of exosuits is to keep workers in that healthier “sweet spot.”

Exosuits help workers keep up with demand Technology has forever changed the way work is done and nowhere is that more evident than in the world of logistics. But there will always be active workers lifting, bending, and reaching.

Because of the rise in their popularity, there is a wealth of information available about how exosuits could be a practical and simple solution for logistics operations. For example, ExoskeletonReport.com is a valuable resource for those interested in learning more.

Those images of exoskeletons allowing people to jump tall buildings or give them superhuman strength are great for a box-office blockbuster. However, the truth is exosuits are actively being used to help workers do their job safer, longer, and more efficiently. And the benefits aren’t just realized on the production floor. They allow workers to head home after a shift with more energy for whatever they enjoy outside of work.

To put it simply, exoskeletons don’t only help workers do their jobs better. Now it’s never been easier to implement exosuits to help businesses succeed and help workers live better.

Matt Marino is the Director of Ergonomics and Human Factors at HeroWear. He can be reached at mmarino@herowearexo.com. Matt has been an active member of the ASTM F48 Committee on Exoskeletons since its 2017 inception, and he is a founding partner of the ASTM Exo Technology Center of Excellence.

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Multiple times a day, I receive emails from companies claiming they “provide tons of qualified leads” for businesses. Here’s one recent example: [Name,] “Since finding and closing new business is more important than ever for companies to survive a global changing economy, how is [company] fine-tuning your lead gen process to generate more qualified meetings?”

“Do you have 15 minutes to review your current lead gen strategy for [company] to see if we can help?”

[Lead Gen Company] Sounds magical, right? While every company is always seeking to grow their business, it’s quite interesting that a Lead Generation company sends out a generic email to a non-qualified mailing list about their services, claiming this is their specialty.

Even more interesting is the fact that their message is not tailored to their audience, communicates understanding about the business they are targeting, nor provides a compelling narrative about their *oh so special and unique* approach.

However, there are everyday companies that take this approach that diminishes not only their credibility but also their likelihood of actually getting any qualified leads. When we explore ways to generate new business, the first and most important thing is to understand whom you want to target, and why. Why is this audience segment important? How do you address their challenges and needs in a unique and different way?

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If we can’t answer these questions yourself, you’re already behind, and no lead generation company with their wonderful lists will help. It’s like throwing spaghetti at a wall. If you really want to generate quality leads, you need to first understand the specific customers facing specific challenges. Not the generic persona-based customers, but real-life customers. Talk (not email, not survey) with your current customers. What new issues are they facing? Why are they facing them? What keeps them up at night?

Even if these issues aren’t things your company might not directly address, they will be the source of new ideas.

Tangental things that relate to what you do. Do they get frustrated with layers of communication when they work with vendors? Even if they don’t directly voice it, you might be one of their sources of frustration. Mere exposure has caused them to become acclimated to your processes. Can you do things simpler, better, easier that saves them time, money, and effort?

Now you have a story. A relatable problem in which customers can identify they need help with. Something tangible. You might argue “well, lead generation is a problem!”, but you can pick up a list of names and emails from anywhere. Likely for free. Lead generation isn’t the problem. The problem is identifying and knowing who has a problem that you uniquely solve.

So for the email I just received while writing this article: “Are you open to see what’s out there that could support your lead generation efforts? An initial call might be a good idea for us to discover if there’s potential for us to work together in gaining new clients for your firm.

What do you think? Would Wednesday at 3 pm est be a good time? if yes, please provide your direct line.”

Yeah, I’ll pass. If I do the work right on my end, the job is already done.

Andrea Olson is a speaker, author, behavioral economist, and customercentricity expert. As the CEO of Pragmadik, she helps organizations of all sizes, from small businesses to Fortune 500, and has served as an outside consultant for EY and McKinsey. Andrea is the author of The Customer Mission: Why it’s time to cut the $*&% and get back to the business of understanding customers and No Disruptions: The future for mid-market manufacturing.

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Industry News The Crosby Group invests in Verton Technologies

Mitsubishi Logisnext Americas Announces Changes For Americas Region

The Crosby Group, a global leader in lifting, rigging, and load securement hardware, today announced that it has completed a significant investment in Verton Technologies (“Verton”). Australian-based Verton has developed and commercialized disruptive advancements in load orientation technology that remove the need for human held tag lines in lifting applications. These innovations play a critical role in improving the safety and productivity of global lifting operations.

The Crosby Group and Verton will collaborate in the market to accelerate the adoption of this game-changing load orientation technology. By leveraging The Crosby Group’s global footprint, Verton will bring an elevated level of safety to an increasing number of workers.

Robert Desel, CEO of The Crosby Group, said: “We are thrilled to partner with Verton in this rapidly growing space. This investment is a perfect strategic fit due to our common end user base and our shared values of safety, reliability and innovation.” www.thecrosbygroup.com

As part of this change, the Mitsubishi Logisnext Americas group subsidiary, Mitsubishi Caterpillar Forklift America Inc. (MCFA), will acquire the MCFA shares held by its minority stockholder, Caterpillar Industrial Inc., a subsidiary of Caterpillar Inc. This will make Mitsubishi Logisnext Americas group 100% fully owned by Mitsubishi Logisnext based in Kyoto, Japan.

“We’re excited to take this next step as Mitsubishi Logisnext Americas,” said Ken Barina, president of Mitsubishi Logisnext Americas. “Today’s milestone further demonstrates our long-term commitment to serving the Americas market, and we look forward to the next chapter ahead.”

Caterpillar Inc. and the Mitsubishi Logisnext Americas group will continue their long-term strategic relationship, working together to deliver new products and solutions for their customers. The Cat® lift trucks brand will continue to be used globally by the Mitsubishi Logisnext group. LogisnextAmericas.com.

Columbia Machine Palletizer Division Announces Strategic Relationship with Integra Systems Brazil

American Resources engages engineering and manufacturing expert to advance U.S.based rare-earth element purification facility

Columbia has been working with Integra since 2014.

The execution of these recent license agreements reflects Columbia’s ongoing confidence in pursuing a strategic relationship with Integra Systems.

“We are excited to strengthen our relationship with Integra. This will allow the Palletizer Division at Columbia to serve the expanding market in Brazil with complete Palletizing and Load Transfer Solutions that are Manufactured and Serviced from Brazil. Having the local resources and support of such a great partner will be a huge benefit to our Customers” says Pat O’Connor.

“The license agreement with Columbia is a major milestone and a natural response to our expanding market in Brazil, allowing Integra to serve clients with greater speed, and lower costs”, says Renato Maia, Managing Partner of Integra Systems Industria e Comercio Ltda.

“Integra is enthusiastic with the opportunity and looks forward to further enhancing Columbia’s reputation and reach locally”. www.columbiamachine.com

American Resources Corp. (NASDAQ:AREC), a next-generation and socially responsible supplier of raw materials to the new infrastructure marketplace, has engaged technology veteran William E. Smith III to advance the company’s goal of supplying isolated pure rare-earth elements from domestic sources using an environmentally safer method.

Smith will lead the design, build and operation phase of its rare-earth element (REE) and critical mineral purification facilities using ligand-assisted displacement (LAD) chromatography technology, which was licensed recently in partnership with Hasler Ventures and Purdue University.

Smith, president of CMID Inc., gained his experience during his 33-year career at Eli Lilly and Co. (NYSE:LLY) overseeing technical support of its worldwide manufacturing facilities and holding responsibility for worldwide planning, design, and construction of capital projects. www.americanresourcescorp.com

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People News Ron Howell joins MAC Group as Southwest Regional Business Manager Effective immediately, Ron Howell will be the Southwest Regional Business Manager across all of the MAC Group brands covering lighting and grip, bags, tripods, software and accessories and audio.

“We are totally excited to have Ron join us. His years of expertise, wonderful relationship-building skills, and his proactive attitude have us all expecting really great things from him.” – Jan Lederman, MAC Group President

Ruth Metzler-Arnold resigns from the Board of Directors of the Bühler Group At the annual general shareholders’ meeting of Bühler Holding AG, Ruth MetzlerArnold resigned as a Member of the Board of Directors and Chairwoman of the Audit Committee. She will be succeeded as Chairperson of the Audit Committee by Rainer Schulz, Member of the Board of Directors.

“We would like to thank Ruth Metzler-Arnold for bringing her profound knowledge of business and especially corporate governance to us over the past 10 years. On behalf of the shareholders and the members of the Board of Directors, I would like to thank her most sincerely for her many years of commitment,” says Calvin Grieder, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Bühler Group.

Ruth Metzler-Arnold says about her resignation: “The collaboration with the Members of the Board of Directors and with the Executive Board has always been very fruitful. In recent years, Bühler has set the right course in innovation and digitalization. Therefore, the company is in a first-class position to fully exploit current and future business opportunities.” She said she was also convinced of the company’s sustainable success in the future.

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Dominic Gaida becomes Branch Manager / “Continue growing also in warehouse and logistics solutions” Dominic Gaida has been the new branch manager at Gebrüder Weiss in Esslingen, southern Germany, since the beginning of the year.

The 40-year-old succeeds JochenGonser, who will in future assume responsibility for managing sales for the economically strong greater Stuttgart area at the same location. GW Esslingen is the largest branch in the Gebrüder Weiss land transport network in southern Germany and will continue charting its growth course with Dominic Gaida at the helm.

“The foundations for our location are solid. Our goal for 2021 and the following years is to continue growing by providing excellent services in land transport and, above all, also in warehouse and logistics solutions,” says Dominic Gaida. He has been working for Gebrüder Weiss since 2007 and was previously employed in Esslingen as the Division Manager for land transport.

Avetta receives global recognition for efforts to educate supply chain partners during the pandemic Avetta®, the leading provider of supply chain risk management software, is receiving global honors for taking an early initiative to educate supply chain partners regarding challenges during the COVID-19 outbreak. Avetta will receive recognition for its content marketing campaign at the 15th annual Stevie Awards for Sales & Customer Service.

The company’s senior vice president of sales is also receiving a Stevie Award for starting innovative methods to increase sales and help customers during the economic downturn.

More than 2,300 nominations from organizations of all sizes entered this year’s competition. More than 160 professionals worldwide on nine specialized judging committees chose the winners.

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Product Showcase MagnaShear™ Maintenance-Free, No-Adjustment Crane Brakes Unlike dry brakes, oil shear technology includes a layer of automatic transmission fluid between the brake disc and the drive plate. As the fluid is compressed, the fluid molecules shear – thus imparting torque to the other side. This torque transmission causes the rotating discs to decelerate against the stationary plates bringing them down to stop. Since most of the work is done by the fluid particles in shear, wear is virtually eliminated. Elimination of wear also eliminates the need for adjustments which are common for dry braking systems. www.forcecontrol.com

SATO Unveils Flexible PV4 Mobile Printer for E-commerce SATO, a global pioneer in the development of auto-ID and labeling solutions, launched the PV4 mobile barcode label printer in North America and Europe today. This 4-inch entry model printer comes with best in class media capacity and rich interface options. The PV4 is engineered for productivity and accuracy in the harsh environment of high volume e-commerce operations. Growth of retail e-commerce has accelerated worldwide due to consumer desire to avoid contact under the Covid-19 pandemic. www.sato-global.com

Spring-Assisted Folding Aluminum Ramp The new ramp comes standard with Link’s unique spring assist and wheel kit. The spring-assist makes deploying and retracting the ramp simple and easy, requiring only about 50 pounds of force to be exerted for either operation. The ramps wheel kit helps transition the ramp more smoothly when deploying it on a wide variety of surface angles and materials. “All Link folding ramps are so easy and simple to use, even novice workers can be up and running in no time,” Blake said. “They’re also lightning-fast to operate and can be unfolded and folded back into their vertical, low-profile storage position in less than 10 seconds.” www.linkmfg.com

Creform cart gets an angle on productivity The cart features four 4 in. diameter swivel casters with urethane wheels for easy positioning, stability and safe movement. The four casters feature brakes that can be engaged for secure positioning. Wheels lend themselves to easily move the structure from the warehouse to the production floor or even for housekeeping or just to relocate. Push/ pull handles on both ends of the cart are positioned at comfortable ergonomic height. www.creform.com

Emerging Technologies in Supply Chain The supply chain industry is evolving to enable and sustain the rapid demand of goods and services globally. The competitive difference between companies in the industry is increasingly based on real-time data and intelligent analytics that enable optimal managerial decisions. These are being driven by emerging technologies, in the form of robotics and smart computing – which are the focus of the latest FlyWare E-Book on supply chain automation.

Innovations like Artificial Intelligence (AI), Internet of Things (IoT), Robotics and Blockchain, when combined with SCM (Supply Chain Management) are beginning to transform the distribution of goods at an unprecedented scale. The greatest value of these technologies is realized when they are adopted together, thus rapidly adding business value across supply chain operations. To know more about Emerging Technologies in Supply Chain, access the E-Book by visiting www.flytware.com/guides 30

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Product Showcase Noblelift® Q Series Lithium Iron-Phosphate Forklift

The newest introduction of Noblelift® lithium-iron LiFePO4/ LFP electric Q Series forklift is designed for energy proficiency while keeping productivity at its highest peak of performance to answer the call for highdensity, high throughput warehouses, equipping them to keep up with growing order volumes while protecting profits. Available in 3,000-4,000-pound load capacities in double or triple stage mast of up to 197” (16.41ft), the Noblelift® Q series lithium-iron forklifts deliver reduced energy consumption and faster cycle times. www.nobleliftna.com

Kivnon expands its mobile robot portfolio The new Forklift mobile robots autonomously transport palletized loads of up 1,000 kg and lift heights of up to 1 meter. The new K50 Pallet Truck and the new K55 Pallet Stacker have the ability to move in both directions of travel and are equipped with lifting forks to transport and handle loads vertically and horizontally. Both products have been specially designed for the optimization of processes and tasks within a warehouse. mobilerobots.kivnon.com

Polaris Announces New Pro XD Work Accessories The Polaris Pro XD utility task vehicle is making work more efficient with new accessories that further enhance jobsite productivity and equipment protection. As a division of Polaris Inc. (NYSE:PII), Polaris Commercial is dedicated to industrial and commercial customers and has thoughtfully expanded its product, accessory and service portfolio based on customer feedback and broadening applications for its gas and diesel-powered utility vehicles. www.commercial.polaris.com

Graphic Products Inc. Expands PathFinder Crosswalk Options “In hustling facilities, pedestrians need pathways to cross in a safe and efficient manner without interrupting workflow,” said Nicole Noble, a product manager at Graphic Products. “Our PathFinder Crosswalk bundles are the easiest, quickest, and most durable tools for any facility. They are easy to order and install, making facility traffic management one less thing to worry about.” Pedestrian accidents in the workplace have been increasing. There were 341 work-related deaths and 5,910 injuries in 2019, according to data from the National Safety Council. www.graphicproducts.com

Launch of new Aisle Master Order Picker: Aisle Master-OP The NEW Aisle Master-OP (AME-OP) is a pioneering stand-on electric powered model that combines the advantages of a narrow aisle articulated forklift and an order picker for versatile operation in warehousing applications.

The development of this model was influenced by customer feedback – as has often been the case with Combilift’s innovations – as well as the recent soaring growth of e-commerce. “Customers already using the Aisle Master for space saving, storage and efficiency in their warehouse asked if we could redevelop the Aisle Master to meet their ever-growing demand for order picking customized orders”, said Combilift CEO Martin McVicar. “Before we officially launch any new model, Combilift carry out extensive field testing on customer’s sites, this was the case with the Aisle Master-OP”, said Martin McVicar. www.aisle-master.com

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