Our 216 full-service Clark dealerships are situated throughout the US, Mexico and Canada.
Our "Best in Class" dealer network offers new equipment inventory and pre-owned units. Clark's rental fleets total more than 8,000 long term rental units and over 8,000 short term rental units. Our parts departments are well-stocked always. Over 1,500 service technicians who are factory trained are connected 24 hours a day to the Clark parts technical documentation parts and service system. With over 300 sales personnel, Clark is well positioned to continue its leadership position in the forklift industry.
The Clark Training Center within Lexington, KY provides regular training courses and training is also provided at dealer sites. Clark places a great deal of emphasis on ensuring that Clark dealers are up-to-date and compliant with the latest technology and industry safety policies. We have a close working relationship with Industrial Truck Association (ITA), OSHA and Material Handling Equipment Distributors Association (MHEDA).
By being involved in various charities and local causes, our dealers actively give back to their local communities. Our goal is to make sure that our corporate initiatives, our dealers and our products contribute positively to the lives of people around us.
A lot of the most dependable, rugged and environmentally-friendly forklifts available are manufactured by Clark. Our GEX 20-30 electric series lessens gas consumption whilst contributing to cleaner air, whether utilized inside or outside. This line is gaining ground as the best option for those who want to lessen their effect on the natural environment. The Gen2 internal combustion lift truck is one more popular choice.
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Toyota
Electric forklift models make up almost 60 percent of the forklift market. These units are powered by huge, heavy lead-acid batteries which which prevents the equipment from tipping over because it acts as the counterweight.
The ITA states that electric counterbalanced lift trucks are considered Class 1 forklifts. The category of Class1 also encompasses stand-up counterbalanced trucks in addition to...
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Nissan
Lots of interviews were done by logistic managers and many truck operators to build the RG Series. Scientific studies have been carried out about ergonomics and repetitive strain injuries. Nissan has worked to make these statistics better and manufacture comfortable and safe machinery. Currently, with Nissan's customers, the truck has been thoroughly fine-tuned and developed for the most demanding operations....
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Komatsu
Komatsu began to establish themselves in 1921 as a diversified provider of industrial-use services and products. Still to this day, the Komatsu Group remains leading manufacturer of mining and construction equipment. They also are active in other businesses such as utility equipment, compact machines, logistics and other solutions-based operations, forest machines and industrial machinery. Komatsu Group is also involved in...
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Hyster
The present estimation suggests that companies are wasting upwards of $1 billion in unnecessary expenses tied up with misused or unused material handling machinery. Two of the main factors contributing to these expenses comprise operating costs and maintenance expenses.
Surprisingly, a recent study suggested that around just 6 percent of end-users truly understand what their realistic expenses are and even...
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Doosan
Forklift Truck Training Course
Operators should undergo training on an industrial-powered lift truck, or forklift in order to receive forklift driver certification. The training program should be specific to the lift truck type and attachments that you will be utilizing on the job site. Training must also reflect the atmosphere in which you would be working. Lift truck safety should...
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Crown
Lift trucks were initially introduced in the start of the 20th Century. They have grown exponentially since the very first models. Their original purpose was to move materials in an efficient way. This is still the key objective. There are a variety of different types of lift trucks utilized in the material handling industry.
Motorized Pallet Truck Rider Type
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Yale
Electric Rider Critical Components Motors
To add protective value, heavy duty industries which require industrial operations would use industrial grade lift trucks. The keys to these equipment are to be able to perform optimally at challenging performance levels, while also being able to perform with maximum uptime. Furthermore, Yale forklifts are built and engineered using Industrial Grade Critical Components. This...
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