Material Handling
(22 companies)Equipment used to lift, transport, or otherwise move materials such as plant supplies, consumables, raw materials and finished product in and about a facility.
Material Handling Companies
Bastian Solutions
Bastian Solutions is a supplier of automated material handling solutions including automated automated guided vehicles (AGVs), automated guided carts (AGCs), and tuggers designed to transport carts carrying a variety of payloads around manufacturing and distribution facilities. Bastian also supplies Toyota and Raymond automatic tow tractors and pallet trucks as well as customizable AGV solutions.
BEUMER Group
The BEUMER Group specializes in material handling solutions. The investment in a new or upgraded material handling system is a major business decision. The system must not only ensure a fast return on that investment but also support the customer’s strategic business objectives now and into the future. That is why all BEUMER Group systems start with an intensive understanding of every aspect of each customer’s unique logistical and financial challenges.
Dyco, Inc.
Dyco's pallet transfer carts for unit loads provide an economical and innovative means to shuttle palletized loads and have integrated and redundant safety sensors to provide a reliable and safe operation that does not interrupt product flow.
Flex-Line Automation, Inc.
Flex-Line is an official distributor of automatic guided vehicles (AGVs) from Global AGV. Designed for the rapidly shifting world of automatic pallet handling, these autonomous forklifts are used for end-of-line solutions such as palletizing and case wrapping as well as other applications where delivering and collecting goods from fixed stations and rows is needed. With a user-friendly touch interface using simple mapping, these AGVs are designed to be intuitive. By using a natural navigation based system, the area is scanned and mapped allowing the AGV to easily navigate the environment.
Hamilton Caster & Mfg. Co.
Carts and trailers from Hamilton Caster and Manufacturing are manufactured "lean in the USA" for applications such as loading and transporting of heavy materials inside and outside of the facilities. Carts and trailers can handle weights varying from 2000 lb up to 100,000 lb.
Hiperbaric - High Pressure Technologies
With more than 20 years of experience in the design and manufacturing of industrial equipment for High Pressure Processing (HPP) and a thorough understanding of the dynamics and surroundings of an HPP operation, Hiperbaric develops and supplies comprehensive solutions for specific systems of automation and material handling for food and beverage manufacturing. Material handling equipment for up and downstream as well as HPP In-Pack units includes custom carriers, carrier carts and elevators, turntables, tote dumpers and pre-feeders, dryers and more.
JBT Corporation-FoodTech Division
JBT Corp. offers a full line of AGV equipment, management software, trusted services, and customer support to help customers in food and beverage, healthcare, manufacturing, paper and tissue, and packaging industries cut costs, run at peak efficiency, and punctually deliver process inputs. JBT’s wide variety of forked, towing, unit load and specialty AGVs handle tasks from raw material delivery and movement of work-in-process (WIP) to transporting of waste materials and removal of finished goods. AGV models designed for roll handling, pallet handling and end-of-line tasks are also available.
JMP Solutions
JMP’s AGV division is committed to developing and integrating innovative solutions that address specific customer needs by utilizing cutting edge automation and robotics technologies. JMP's automated guided vehicles (AGVs) and autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) are designed to work cooperatively as an integral part of a sophisticated plant automation and control solution. JMP provides a safe and well-defined material movement solutions designed for flexibility and adaptation to the evolving operations of customers. In addition, JMP offers other integrated material handling solutions with its distribution center bulk parcel handling and sortation system, covering material sorting, handling, and tracking for data driven process optimization.
Krones Inc.
System Logistics Corporation (SLC), a Krones owned company, is a leading global supplier of intralogistics and material handling solutions seeking to optimize the supply chain of warehouses, distribution centers, and manufacturing operations worldwide. With a special focus on the food, beverage and grocery industry, SLC develops tailor-made solutions for automated storage and retrieval systems, including stacker cranes and/or fast rotation storage (FRS), material handling systems, automated guided vehicles (AGVs), and related software and services designed to optimize logistics.
Motion Controls Robotics Inc.
Motion Controls Robotics is a value added reseller (VAR) and integrator of end-of-the line material handling automation systems, including the SmartCart® Automatic Guided Cart (AGC™), a flexible and cost-effective material handling solution from Jervis B. Webb Company. Engineered for moving products on an assembly line or transporting goods throughout a plant or warehouse, the SmartCart® is automatic and durable, providing reliable and consistent point-to-point movement of everything from small parts to heavy pallets. Also offer the M-Car product transfer cart for end-of-line automation needs.
New Age Industrial
New Age Industrial is a leading aluminum extruder and fabricator of carts, racks, cages and other material handling solutions for manufacturers, distribution centers, and the foodservice industry. Capabilities including manufacturing custom and built-to-order solutions in any quantity needed. New Age Industrial’s vast catalog includes aluminum part carts, utility carts, and other industrial material handling carts. In addition, New Age Industrial supplies keg dollies, dough dollies, and other bulk dollies for food processors. Other material handling supplies include hand trucks, casters, picker platforms, day door picker platforms, transport cabinets and many other industrial aluminum products.
Pepperl+Fuchs, Inc.
Reliable storage and conveyor technology is crucial for efficient material flow in intralogistics, ports, and production halls. Sensor solutions from Pepperl+Fuchs ensure seamless processes across warehouse and material handling technology, including conveyor systems, high-bay warehouses, automated guided vehicles (AGVs), cranes, and industrial trucks. These powerful and economical sensors perform well under challenging conditions, providing essential functions such as positioning, identification, and collision avoidance. Pepperl+Fuchs sensors contribute to safe and efficient operations in various applications, ensuring smooth and reliable material handling.
Quest Industrial, LLC
The Quest Intelligent Autonomous Vehicle (IAV) provides a smart, flexible solution to move product through the facility. With no need for any magnetic tape or other physical guides, and safe to work alongside other workers, the IAV paired with Quest’s Box Bot and Orion Stretch Wrapper to provide a cost-effective solution.
Rite-Hite
With a focus on safety, quality and innovation, Rite-Hite has developed unique products for the industrial facility loading dock, such as the hydraulic dock leveler with Safe-T-Lip®; the Global Wheel-Lok™ wheel restraint; the Dok-Guardian™; and the Eclipse™ loading dock shelter. Hydraulic dock levelers include RHH-4000, whose unique structural engineering stands firm under extreme warehouse demands to lower repair and maintenance costs, while increasing product lifespan. Designed to help eliminate dock shock – the constant jolting and jarring caused by a forklift crossing over the bumps and gaps of a traditional dock leveler – the RHH-4000 features a formed front header (connection between deck and leveler lip) completes the four-sided rectangular box construction and includes interlocking and welded stringers to create a stronger bond, increase overall strength and help limit lifetime maintenance downtime issues.
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Robopac USA / OCME America / TopTier palletizers
Laser-guided vehicles (LGVs) integrate seamlessly with any palletizing end-of-line system, offering a range of highly modular and flexible solutions. Equipped with advanced LGV technology, these automated guided vehicles provide enhanced precision and automation for manufacturing operations. Implementing LGVs in a warehouse can improve production speeds and efficiency, achieving output goals with greater consistency. To meet high-stake demands, the enhanced movement management application, AGV Manager, was developed. Various battery change solutions minimize downtime in facilities. Robopac USA’s warehouse laser-guided vehicle systems are capable of high-speed movement without being anchored to floor structures, allowing easy route changes through software modifications. The diverse line of laser-guided AGV systems includes several options suitable for specific factory applications.
Robotunits Inc.
Offering maximum flexibility in material flow and supply, the MBS PickStar features a small number of multifunctional components for a wide range of applications. This multipurpose, rolling material handling/storage solution is used for applications such as manual picking operations. The system is designed to transport boxes, totes or cartons up to 30 kg. Track widths and lengths are freely adjustable. Can be used for workstations, infeed and outfeed operations, Kanban racks and carts, transport carts, rolling side guides and more.
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RonI offers roll handing, lifting equipment, drum handling, bag lifting, tote handling and ergonomic lifting solutions for food and beverage, pharmaceutical, textiles, packaging, warehousing, and automotive customers. Product lines include LIFT-O-FLEX® portable lifting equipment, MOBI-Crane™ portable jib cranes, Movomech overhead rail systems, and Voyager high-capacity roll lifters.
Schmalz Inc.
Designed to provide an ergonomic working environment by preventing health problems caused by lifting and moving heavy loads, Schmalz vacuum lifters feature coordinated crane systems made of aluminum components. Also available as a stand-alone solution, the modern crane system provides numerous ergonomic benefits.
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Solution Net Systems
Alstef Group provides a range of material handling solutions for items at the case, secondary packaging, and primary packaging levels. Sorting technology includes bombay, linear or loop cross-belt, shoe, tray, multi-belt, modular, and swivel-wheel sorter solutions. Solutions encompass manual, semi-automatic, and robotic handling of items for introduction into conveyance systems, conveying, and sorting. Additionally, Alstef Group offers a comprehensive line of automatic guided vehicles purpose-built for pallet-level movement, ensuring efficient and streamlined operations for its customers.
Tawi USA
Tawi supplies vacuum lifters, electric lifters and order pickers for ergonomic material handling applications. The Tawi product line ranges from mobile vacuum lifters and vacuum lifters to lifting trolleys, cranes, hoists and gripping tools for lifting bags, rolls, pallets, drums, kegs, sheets, boxes and more.
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Tension Packaging & Automation
SLAM (Scan Label Apply Manifest) is an order fulfillment system that can identify packages, capture their weights and dimensions, manifest the package with a preferred carrier, print and apply a label, and verify the readability and accuracy of the label. SLAM offers shipping cost savings, reduced labor needs and higher throughput in the last 100 feet.
TriEnda
TriEnda is a U.S.-based global manufacturer of material handling solutions that includes delivery carts. HDPE-thermoformed delivery cart construction provides needed strength while incorporating a lightweight design. A narrow deck and four castered wheels allow the cart to easily maneuver through tight spaces like doorways, coolers, freezers and aisles. A perimeter lip prevents product slide-offs. TriEnda’s other material handling offerings include pallets, reusable bulk containers and cargo protection systems.
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Maintaining efficiency and safety in the manufacturing process of any product can be a challenge, but it’s a piece of the business that can “make or break” the entire supply chain. As the manufacturing world continues to adapt to the current landscape, the need to investigate a range of different material handling solutions becomes increasingly important to maintaining your competitive edge. From investment-level industrial machinery, to smaller-scale equipment, manufacturers have many options that allow for maximum safety and efficiency while moving materials through their facilities.
This type of equipment ranges from simple, familiar tools, such as the hand cart or pallet jack, to complex machines that incorporate IIoT technology, such as computer-controlled robotic arms. Pallet jacks are one of the most familiar tools, used to move pallets of material around warehouses and production facilities. Hoists and winches, meanwhile, are more sophisticated tools used to lift heavy objects and materials between different levels in a facility. The ubiquitous forklift, or powered lift, is used to move large amounts of product around a workplace, even on uneven or unstable surfaces.
Beyond the more familiar, advances in automation have brought us highly advanced material handling equipment, including automatic guided vehicles (AGVs), that are equipped with sensors that work to navigate and follow precise, defined paths without needing to be guided by a human being. In the same vein, automated storage and retrieval systems (AS/RS), operating via a computer-controlled system that’s capable of moving products in and out of storage, creating unprecedented levels of efficiency and accuracy.
An integral part of this category, carousels are also a way in which you can further streamline processes. These systems can help improve organization and productivity, by properly storing and retrieving items from fixed locations. Carousels can also help cut down on labor costs, as less energy will be expended on manual operations.
When operators are still in the picture, their safety must of course remain paramount. Ergonomic Assist Equipment, like vacuum-assist lifts, film roll handling, exoskeleton suits, skid lifters, vacuum lifters, come-alongs and scissor jacks can help workers, particularly those with limited physical abilities, perform otherwise difficult tasks, while warning systems featuring lights, signs, or alarms ensure that operators are aware of their surroundings.
The myriad options available for materials handling equipment offers manufacturers a lot of flexibility when building out or replacing pieces in their process, providing them with the right tools to ensure ease of material movement between points within the facility, while mitigating the risk of injury or damage to your workers or products. Explore all of the options available right here on ProSource, and begin the process of bringing your facility up to tomorrow’s standards.