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Dock
Equipment
Loading dock equipment, safety systems and industrial door solutions.
 Dock Planning
Practical hints and tips by Stertil
How do you know your buying the right Loading Bay?
 Spreading the load
July 27, 2009
Schmitz Cargobull has introduced a new system specifically designed to reduce the weight on tractor drive axles when vehicles have been partially unloaded from the rear.
 Time to join the revolution
October 06, 2008
The logistics sector is equivalent in size to that of manufacturing and construction, yet it gets only a tenth of the public funding available for the training and development of its people.
 Cadbury chooses Stertil Stokvis
August 25, 2008
Loading bay equipment specialist Stertil Stokvis has completed an installation for Cadbury Trebor Bassett to fit loading bays into its distribution centre in Milton Keynes.
 Whitbread sleep easy with Chase
February 05, 2008
Although concrete docks were originally chosen to convert the selected 2,000 sq.metre site of Whitbread’s Premier Travel Inn distribution centre, Chase Equipment’s Modular Docking System proved a better and more flexible solution.
 Thorwold ramp system cooks up fast unloading for CDA
February 05, 2008
A combination of a yard ramp and an extending dock leveller from Thorworld Industries Ltd has cut down the turnaround time for trucks unloading finished goods at kitchen appliance manufacturer, CDA Group Ltd.
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Did you know?
The dock leveller must rest in a balanced position on the vehicle surface and not exceed a working slope of more than 12.5%. (up or down)
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Dock Equipment Videos  |
 Wild Robotic Ride!
VIDEO - YourLogisticsTV.com
Rather him than me, I feel sick just watching it!
Dock Equipment Research
 Getting to grips with manual handling
A short guide
This booklet explains the problems associated with manual handling and sets out best practice in dealing with them. The advice is intended for managers of small firms or similar organisations.
Maintaining Docks For Safety And Efficiency
White Paper - Michael Brittingham
Unless the shipping/receiving dock is given the proper attention, breakdowns in this area can choke off productivity throughout the system.
Quick Diary Dates
 360°IT
22nd - 23rd September 2010, Earls Cort, LondonIMHX 2010
16th - 19th November, Birmingham 2010 CeMat
2nd-6th May 2011, Hannover
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 Carton live keeps order picking lean
July 14, 2010
Carton Live Storage keeps lean supply chain practice flowing. Edward Hutchison, managing director of BITO Storage Systems explains why.
 Adapting to freezing conditions
July 06, 2010
The UK frozen food market has grown significantly. If the trend is sustained cold store operators will come under pressure to adopt the same efficient order picking techniques in their cold stores as they do in ambient and chilled foods warehouses.
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Rapidshield makes distribution centre safer and more productive
NORD Smart Solutions:Tailor-made drive solutions with extra service
Modular dock loading pods provide simple, modern solution
Planning ahead for regular load handling equipment maintenance will pay dividends 
Union Industries Eiger Door™ Takes the Plunge at West Coast Sea Products
Special Thorworld ramp solves vehicle access problem 
Thorough examination and testing of load handling equipment
Extend Equipment Life and Reduce Maintenance Costs
Loss of crown angle can lead to injuries and equipment damage
Stertil's WIS Inflatable dock shelter is hard to beat
YourLogisticsTV.com
Creating cost efficiency by reducing injuries in the warehouse
England stands still - the World Cup cuts commercial road usage in half 
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