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Title FLT DEVELOPMENT -- RISING TO BOX HANDLING REQUIREMENTS
Accession No 00319489
Journal Title CARGO SYSTEMS INTERNATIONAL information Vol. 7 No. 2
Corp. Authors
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Cargo Systems International information; Deutsche Bahn AG
Publication Date   19800200
Description p. 69
Abstract Reliability, flexibility and safety are the three essential design prerequisites for a container handling fork lift truck (FLT). As manufacturers strive to achieve these goals, it becomes increasingly evident that there are a growing number of applications in which this type of truck can be employed. Of these, one of the usages which has had a most significant effect on design and manufacturing considerations is the loading and discharging of roll on-roll off (ro-ro) vessels. However, meeting the needs of the terminal operator has still remained a top priority for manufacturers. The article discusses recent trends in this type of equipment, and includes a guide to manufactures of FLT's.
TRT Terms Cargo handling information; Cargo handling equipment information; Container terminals information; Containers information; Equipment information; Fork lifts information; Industrial trucks information; Reliability information; Roll on roll off ships information
Other Terms Container handling equipment; Equipment reliability; Fork lift trucks; Ro/ro ships
Subject Areas M04 CARGO AND MATERIALS HANDLING
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Source Data: EIX800800075
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