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Hydraulic Breakers Services is proud to provide high-performance hydraulic hammers and breakers from leading manufacturers in the industry, including Bretec, Allied/Rammer, INDECO, NPK, and Kent. Not only do they sell new breakers, but they also sell used hydraulic hammers that have been rebuilt to meet factory standards. With over 25 years of experience, Hydraulic Breaker Services focuses exclusively on hydraulic hammers to provide their customers with the highest quality products and services.

Topper Industrial recently introduced a blog series regarding common myths about industrial carts in fork truck free manufacturing environments. The blog discussed the misconception that industrial carts are not safe.

LD Products, a multifaceted printing and office supply company, worked with Hytrol and integration partner, McCombs-Wall, to design and install an energy-efficient automated material handling system capable of accommodating the company's growth. The new system not only met the standards for its LEED-certified (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) headquarters but allowed for future expansion, including increased capacity, accuracy and speed.

WarehouseOS by Warehouse Mobile Solutions is a technology which enhances the iPad's ability to direct pick path fulfilment for ecommerce orders destined for last mile handling. It allows combined batching and sorting of order types that could include order type, cube size, single line orders, carrier type with additional user defined fields that allow special parameters that may be unique to an operation.

Magline, the global leader in the material handling industry, and Rotacaster, makers of the omni directional, multi-purpose wheel, introduced the ergonomically innovative Self-Stabilizer Hand Truck. The Self-Stabilizer Hand Truck improves both ergonomic safety and productivity, delivering an immediate ROI (return-on-investment). Magline released a video demonstration of the new hand truck.

Topper Industrial recently introduced a blog series regarding common myths about industrial carts in fork truck free manufacturing environments. The blog discussed the misconception that industrial carts require frequent maintenance.

SPS Spindle takes their business very seriously. They realize that their clients' bottom lines rely on the detail-oriented services provided by the New Hampshire-based spindle repair company. Machine downtime equates to profit loss, and SPS takes pride on being a no-nonsense company.

Topper Industrial is offering an educational seminar at ProMat 2017, the largest expo for the manufacturing and supply chain industries from April 3-6, 2016 in Chicago, IL. The seminar will be offered twice. The seminar, titled, "Why the Fork Truck Free Movement is the North American 2017 Material Handling Trend," is April 3, 2017 from 12:45 PM - 1:30 PM in Theater D and April 5, 2017 from 3:00 PM - 3:45 PM in Theater E.

The return on investment (ROI) for Topper Industrial carts is rapid and quite high and since these carts are safer with quality components requiring little or no maintenance and repairs, the calculation is derived quite easily. Topper Industrial recently introduced a blog series regarding common myths about industrial carts in fork truck free manufacturing environments. The blog addressed the misconception that industrial carts do not have a high payback.

Daniel Aspinwall, a systems engineering project manager at Hytrol, was recently highlighted in Hytrol's Employee Spotlight, a monthly blog post highlighting one of Hytrol's employees. Hytrol's company culture is fueled by its dedicated employees.

Topper Industrial introduced the quad steer cart base with a rotate top. The industrial cart is equipped with four-wheel steering and the ability to rotate 360 degrees to variable operator work stations. The quad steer cart base allows the cart to track smoothly when being pulled and is also designed to track well and handle tight turning. The quad steer cart can remain attached to vehicle with multiple carts in tow.

The innovative Magline LiftPlus is a combination stacker, transporter, and positioner that uses an electric screw drive system for smooth, quiet lifting of up to 350 pounds. The added versatility over standard hand trucks is significant, according to Stewart Burton, general manager of applied research and development at Magline, "The LiftPlus has four wheels, so you don't have to worry about tipping it back. It has 10-inch disc brakes, so if you're unloading, it won't scoot away from you. It lifts, so once you've transported materials where they need to go, you can lift it into place for offloading and to load."

Seegrid, the pioneer and leader in three-dimensional vision navigation, was recently featured in DC Velocity magazine highlighting the advances in navigation technology. The article, authored by Toby Gooley, discussed how AGV manufacturers continue to tinker with existing guidance technologies and develop new ones.

Warehouse Mobile Solutions, the leader in logistics solutions is the maker of the state-of-the-art tablet directed, barcode and order fulfillment solution, WarehouseOS. WarehouseOS ecommerce solution utilizes Shopify.

Topper Industrial will be exhibiting at ProMat 2017, the largest expo for the manufacturing and supply chain industries from April 3-6, 2016 in Chicago's McCormick Place at booth #S3814.

Magline, the global leader in the material handling industry, and Rotacaster, makers of the omni directional, multi-purpose wheel, introduced the ergonomically innovative Self-Stabilizer Hand Truck. The Self-Stabilizer Hand Truck improves both ergonomic safety and productivity, delivering an immediate ROI (return-on-investment). Magline released a video demonstration of the new hand truck.

Mitch Smith, Hytrol's Director of Product Management, recently discussed how every process and every product should add value for the customer. "In the traditional method of business, an engineer may design product technology, a marketing team will research the best way to showcase a product, and business development will connect end users with your business. Product management utilizes all three roles, and creates a structure and takes responsibility for the overall process. The product manager must be fluent in all three areas to be able to take a product from its beginning stages to the end result," noted Smith.

Topper Industrial recently introduced a blog series regarding common myths about industrial carts in fork truck free manufacturing environments. The blog discussed the misconception that industrial carts are not safe.

Magline, the global leader in the material handling industry, will be exhibiting several innovative products at ProMat 2017, the largest expo for the manufacturing and supply chain industries from April 3-6, 2016 in Chicago, IL. Magline will be at booth #S5219.

Capellini Electrospindles is an authority in the spindle business that manufactures new spindles for various machines. The company designs their products by using high-level software that incorporates advanced CAD 3D instruments. This innovative technology allows for detail-oriented work that comes in handy when customizing products for their consumers. Capellini Electrospindles specializes in flexible machining processes that range from efficient parts assembly to climate-controlled finishing and grinding solutions. Recently, the company solidified a new partner, SPS Spindle, who is now authorized to sell and install Capellini new spindle products.

Topper Industrial addresses common myths of adopting industrial carts in fork truck free manufacturing environments. The first myth is "Carts are too difficult to push."

Topper Industrial is offering an educational seminar at ProMat 2017, the largest expo for the manufacturing and supply chain industries from April 3-6, 2016 in Chicago, IL. The seminar will be offered twice. The seminar, titled, "Why the Fork Truck Free Movement is the North American 2017 Material Handling Trend," is April 3, 2017 from 12:45 PM - 1:30 PM in Theater D and April 5, 2017 from 3:00 PM - 3:45 PM in Theater E.

Ask Hytrol is a video series aimed at helping customers maintain their conveyor systems. The newest video addresses how to properly determine belt tension on a belted conveyor. Jon Noell, Customer Training Specialist at Hytrol, explained in the video, "Proper belt tension is one of the most important practices in maintaining the life of a conveyor. Everything on a belted conveyor is built in the premise of rotation."

Seegrid, the leader in vision guided autonomous vehicles for materials handling, announced today the completion of a successful 2016, in which Seegrid doubled orders based on increased demand from both existing and new customers. Innovative companies like Jaguar Land Rover, Whirlpool, Daimler, and one of the world's largest online retailers all selected Seegrid vision guided vehicles (VGVs) to help transform their enterprises. Seegrid's data-rich sensor technology continues to deliver unmatched flexibility and the lowest total cost of ownership to companies investing in automated material handling and Enterprise Intelligence solutions. Seegrid's driverless vehicles are the most proven AGVs that do not require fixed infrastructure in the factory or warehouse. Seegrid ended the year with more than 500,000 driverless miles at customer facilities—equivalent to traveling to the moon and back—without a single safety incident.

Hydrojet, Inc., located in Reading, PA, is a preferred one-stop shop for composite tooling and machining. The company is experienced in the development and the manufacturing of parts, components, prototypes and more for many different industries. The various industries include electronics, industrial, military, medical, marine and power generation, among others. This company focuses on providing their customers with parts and services that will keep their businesses running at an optimal level.