Toyota Material Handling UK Pro Lifter hand pallet truck voted IMHX Design 4 Safety winner

2010-11-26

Toyota Material Handling's BT Pro Lifter hand pallet truck has been voted Popular Winner: The Professionals' Choice after initially winning the Industrial Trucks category in the IMHX Design 4 Safety Awards 2010

The Award was announced on the final day of IMHX (International Materials Handling Exhibition), the UK's premier materials handling event, which took place earlier this month of the NEC, Birmingham.

After voting ended at the close of show on Thursday, the BT Pro Lifter hand pallet truck was voted by a clear margin, having attracted over 50% of the votes cast.
The BT Pro Lifter hand pallet truck
The BT Pro Lifter hand pallet truck requires up to 67% less starting effort than the standard hand pallet truck.

This unique option makes the Pro Lifter the ergonomic choice for optimal safety and productivity.

Thanks to its unique Pro Start Technology (PST), a quick pump-action of the tiller arm transfers power to the truck's steering wheels which then turn a third of a revolution to overcome inertia and get the user on their way.

With an ordinary hand pallet truck you need a force equivalent to 45kg to get a 2300kg loaded truck moving.

Using PST you now only need a force equivalent to 15kg to get a similar load moving, reducing the risk of operator strain and improving workplace safety.
Source: mhwmagazine
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