Forklift unit sales rise; propane contributes to market
July 20, 2017 By Megan Smalley
The forklift and material handling industry sold more than 230,000 forklift units in 2016, according to an Industrial Truck Association report.
Read MoreThe forklift and material handling industry sold more than 230,000 forklift units in 2016, according to an Industrial Truck Association report.
Read MoreThe Propane Education & Research Council hosted a propane forklift market development workshop to discuss the strengths and weaknesses in this market segment.
Read MoreThe Propane Education & Research Council (PERC) awarded grant funding to Tecogen to develop the propane fork truck market.
Read MoreThe Department of Commerce (DOC) lifted a restriction that took hold about six years ago on the Propane…
Read MoreThe Propane Education & Research Council (PERC) needs comments from members of the propane industry and public on…
Read MoreBrian Feehan’s propane industry past spans about 15 years, as he held key market development roles with the…
Read MoreMartin Boyd, national product planning manager at Toyota Material Handling USA Inc., will talk about the future of propane forklifts during a webinar.
Read MoreThe Industrial Truck Association says internal combustion engine forklift sales in 2006 rose to 85,038, the fourth consecutive year of growth in U.S. factory shipments of the largest forklift category in the market.
Read MoreThe most complete testing to date offers uplifting evidence that propane’s benefits to the material handling industry – in engine performance, durability and emissions quality – will protect the 85 percent market share that propane owns among class 4, 5 and 6 forklifts that burn 600 million gallons of year-round load.
Read MoreA Cincinnati classroom of veteran forklift users begins a daylong training session with a 20-question test to measure their knowledge about maintaining and repairing propane-powered forklift fuel systems. Among the questions:
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