LHD manufacture the great quality Telescopic Fork and Stacker Cranes.

LHD S.p.A. is a worldwide operating company specialized in Telescopic Forks and other Load Handling Devices or systems.

LHD S.p.A. develops, manufactures and markets these load handling solutions, which can range from products for standard applications (pallet handling), to custom solutions for different industrial applications (coils, long products, automotive, cold storage, food and beverage, wood, textile, machine tools, miniload, transfer stations)

LHD S.p.A. Develops Customized Load Handling Devices/Telescopic Forks

LHD S.p.A. strives to be one of the most flexible load handling devices supplier in the industry with an ability to manage rapid design changes, schedule adjustments and inventory management programs to achieve best-in-class cost and capacity management.

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Automated Warehouse AS/RS s one of the smartest and most sophisticated material handling system available.

Our AS/RS systems are automated-controlled systems that store and retrieve products in distribution centers, warehouses or manufacturing facilities. Automated storage has been developing since the 1960′s and is one fo the smartest and most sophisticated material handling system available. Loads are strategically delivered via automation upon demand without the use of manual labor. Most of AS/RS systems are used worldwide for handling pallets. AS/RS most common configuration is pallet rack single deep or with multiple pallets stored one behind another (double deep depth) with narrow aisles between allows a tall masted crane to move down the center of the aisle on a raised metal rail. Our products reaches into the pallet location and slides under the pallet and pulls it out into the aisle onto the carriage.Here at LHD S.p.A. we’re able to work with every kind of system in every kind of Automated Warehouse. To know more, visit: http://lhd.co.com/industry-applications/asrs/

Mias Telescopic Forks

Telescopic Forks are lately become essential in any branch of handling and movement of goods; it appeared on the markets at the beginning of the ‘80s, being only used in the automotive sector at the time. Those forerunners were quite rudimentary forks; they were handcrafted devices, affected with short strokes and remarkable bending. As years went by, thanks to the development of new projects and technologies the telescopic forks has been growing into a device of fine mechanics: a safe , reliable and adaptable machine . Subbstantially, the telescopic fork consist of a fixed body and sliding parts (up to 4), the movement of the latters being provided either through racks and pinions transimission or through chains; in many cases the fork is provided with both systems operating jointly. Rollers, sliding side skids, dampers, engine(s), transmission group and positioning sensors are other basic parts of the telescopic fork. To know more, visit: http://lhd.co.com/telescopi

Single depth Telescopic forks for Load Handling Devices

Single depth Telescopic forks LHD S.p.A. is a worldwide operating company specialized in Telescopic Forks and other Load Handling Devices or systems. LHD S.p.A. develops, manufactures and markets these load handling solutions, which can range from products for standard applications (pallet handling), to custom solutions for different industrial applications (coils, long products, automotive, cold storage, food and beverage, wood, textile, machine tools, miniload, transfer stations) LHD S.p.A. Develops Customized Load Handling Devices/Telescopic Forks In close collaboration with our customers LHD S.p.A. develops concept solutions for specific high level applications. These concepts are subsequently translated into concrete products, integrating 3D design software and calculation, mechanical engineering and mechanical constructions. These range from relatively simple to complex systems, depending on the demands and specifications given by the customer. LHD S.p.A. is a

Double depth Telescopic forks

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