Jungheinrich UK will be exhibiting at LAMMA 2020, the UK’s leading farm machinery, equipment and services show, taking place on the 7th and 8th January 2020 at the NEC in Birmingham.
As a leading provider of intralogistics solutions and materials handling equipment to the agricultural industry, Jungheinrich will display its extensive offering of new and used forklift trucks, including its lithium-ion battery technology, diesel and electric counterbalance trucks, automated solutions and the power buy the hour rental packages - a highly flexible approach to counterbalance forklift truck rental in the UK.
Comprising more than 700 exhibitors and in excess of 40,000 visitors, LAMMA is the largest agricultural show in the country; showcasing the latest in farm machinery, equipment and agricultural services.
Steve Shakespeare, Business Director, Jungheinrich UK comments: “Jungheinrich fully understands the challenges and increased complexities that the farming community continue to face - whether they are a result of the economic landscape or from the drive for greater sustainability, improved efficiencies or a reduction in overheads. We take a consultative approach to working with our customers to ensure they have the right solution and level of flexibility needed to not only strengthen their business today but be able to adapt to changes in the future.
“We offer a vast range of materials handling equipment to support the agricultural industry and are able to design and implement everything from forklift trucks and racking to fully automated, turnkey material handling systems. Jungheinrich has exhibited at LAMMA for many years and we are very much look forwarding to speaking with delegates and showcasing some of the most advanced technology and automation available on the market.”
The event is completely free with no requirement to register in order to attend, Jungheinrich UK will be exhibiting on Hall 9, Stand 9.240. Those visiting will also have the opportunity to take advantage of exclusive show offers and competitions.
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