Forklifts & Conveying Equipment

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For faster handling and steady material flow

Your reliable partner and supplier of forklifts, conveying equipment and warehouse handling machines

Forklifts, pallet trucks, stackers and conveyors move goods between truck, rack and line, and the speed of that movement sets the capacity of the whole warehouse.

As a machinery supplier, PROXIMA provides forklifts, pallet jacks, hydraulic pallet trucks, scissor lifts, stackers, belt and roller conveyors and sorting machines. Our equipment serves warehouses, distribution centres, factories, ports and rental fleets, and is selected by load weight, lift height, aisle width and throughput.

How do forklifts and conveying equipment work?

A forklift counterbalances a load on a mast, so lift height and load centre determine its real capacity; a pallet truck or stacker moves loads at floor level or to low racking where a full forklift is unnecessary. Conveyors replace discrete trips with a continuous flow: rollers carry cartons by gravity or drive, belts carry bulk and irregular items, and sorters divert each parcel to the right chute. Throughput per hour, not speed alone, is the figure that decides how many units a dock actually needs.

Product overview

Your reliable supplier of forklifts and conveying equipment

PROXIMA is your reliable supply partner for handling and conveying equipment. This matters most when dock turnaround, storage density and the continuity of internal logistics are decisive for you. To move more goods with the same floor space, we supply the following machine groups:

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Where and in which industries are forklifts and conveying equipment used?

Handling equipment is used in every operation that receives, stores and ships goods. Warehouses and distribution centres run forklifts and reach trucks in the racking and pallet trucks at the dock; factories use stackers and conveyors to link production steps; ports and terminals move containers and bulk with heavier units.

The right mix depends on the load and the building. Narrow aisles favour reach trucks and stackers, low headroom rules out tall masts, and ramps or dock levelers decide whether a unit can enter a trailer. Where goods travel the same path all day, a conveyor or sorter usually beats additional forklifts because it removes the empty return trip.

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