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Used Material Handling in Tokyo, Japan

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    Koyo KLS-700

    • Manufacturer: Yokoyama

    Swing 470, center to center 700, through hole 52

    Tokyo, Japan
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    1978 HOWA STRONG-650

    • Manufacturer: Hoax

    swing 430 650 between centers

    Tokyo, Japan
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    1983 Mori Seiki MS-850

    • Manufacturer: Mori Seiki
    • Model: MS-850

    Swing 435 Intercenters 850

    Tokyo, Japan
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    1977 Wasino LEO-80A

    • Manufacturer: Amada - Wasino
    • Model: LEO-80A

    Swing 490 with 800 reading between centers

    Tokyo, Japan
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    1989 Takizawa TSL-550D

    • Manufacturer: Takizawa

    Swing 360 heart 550

    Tokyo, Japan
  • Battery (Reach) 2021 2 ton

    Battery (Reach) 2021 2 ton

      Vehicle Information ◤◤Special! This is a reach type 2t vehicle with a maximum lift height of 5m! ◢◤Posting date mid-March 2025 (Model) Reach type 2.0t truck. (Specifications) 3-stage 5.0m / with automatic water r...

      Tokyo, Japan
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      1992 Wasino LEO-125A

      • Manufacturer: Amada - Wasino
      • Model: LEO-125 A

      Swing 490 800 between centers

      Tokyo, Japan
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      1970 Takizawa TAL510X1500

      • Manufacturer: Takizawa

      Swing 510 1500 between centers

      Tokyo, Japan
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      1976 Takizawa TAL-560

      • Manufacturer: Takizawa

      Swing 460, center to center 1000, through hole φ76

      Tokyo, Japan
    • Toyota 02-8FD30

      Toyota 02-8FD30

      • Manufacturer: Toyota
      • Model: 02-8FD30

      Remarks Contact: Ito 080-8202-5147 Mileage: 4,790 km | Shift: AT | Size: Small size | Shape: forklift

      Tokyo, Japan
    • 1990 Nissan Forklift (Engine)

      1990 Nissan Forklift (Engine)

      • Manufacturer: Nissan
      • Model: PH02

      Long nail gasoline No-punched tire T: 2.5 t

      Tokyo, Japan
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      1988 Wasino LEO-80A

      • Manufacturer: Amada - Wasino
      • Model: LEO-80A

      swing 490 mind between 800 school objects

      Tokyo, Japan
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      1970 Washino LR-55A

      • Manufacturer: Amada - Wasino
      • Model: LR-55A

      Swing 360 heart 550

      Tokyo, Japan
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      RM-5900 (ToMo)

        ToMo is a compact, lightweight, and durable POS scale with high functionality, cloud connectivity, and features mobile payments. It complies with fiscal law in major European countries. RM-5900 (ToMo) Retail Main...

        Tokyo, Japan
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        1985 Takizawa TSL-550D

        • Manufacturer: Takizawa

        Swing 360 heart 550

        Tokyo, Japan
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      Overview

      Material handling equipment encompasses tools and machinery used to move, store, control, and protect materials and products throughout manufacturing, warehousing, distribution, consumption, and disposal stages. This category includes forklifts, conveyors, pallet jacks, and automated storage systems, all designed to enhance efficiency and safety in material transport and storage.

      FAQ

      What factors should I consider when purchasing material handling equipment?

      Consider the type of materials you handle, the weight and volume of these materials, the layout of your facility, and the specific tasks you need the equipment to perform. Also, evaluate the equipment's durability, ease of use, and maintenance requirements.

      How can I ensure safe shipping of material handling equipment?

      Choose a reliable shipping company experienced in transporting heavy machinery. Ensure the equipment is securely packed and protected to prevent damage during transit. It's also beneficial to purchase insurance for added protection.

      What are the maintenance requirements for material handling equipment?

      Regular maintenance includes inspecting and lubricating moving parts, checking hydraulic systems, replacing worn components, and ensuring all safety features are functioning correctly. Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for specific maintenance intervals and procedures.