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Multi-directional sideloader
FluX Mehrwege Gegengewichtsstapler transportiert Profile

Multidirectional counterbalanced trucks transport profiles

Building materials

Zetprofiel Heteren is a company located near Arnhem in the Netherlands. The company manufactures profiles for various applications. Especially for prefabricated halls, company buildings but also for private homes. The profiles are manufactured according to customer requirements and then also delivered. They need multiway counterbalance trucks in production and warehouse.

Multi-directional sideloader
Mehrwege Seitenstapler transportiert lange Lasten

Bos Dynamics

Building materials

Bos Dynamics is a logistics company from Ede in the Netherlands. The company transports extra-long parts, such as garage doors, fences, sliding doors, verandas and more to Germany, Belgium, France and Austria. More than 100 vehicles and just as many employees ensure that the goods reach the customer safely and on time. How do the Hubtex multi-directional forklifts help?

Reach truck
Reach truck for coils

Carl Schlenk AG

Coils

Whether in mechanical engineering or other branches of industry, sooner or later, process optimisation requires the transport of heavy and complex loads. Carl Schlenk AG, the manufacturer of metal powders, pigments, and foils has its headquarters in Barnsdorf near Roth (Bavaria), Germany. In its rolling mill, semi-finished goods weighing up to 4 t are transported day in day out. These weights present a challenge to conventional fork-lift reach trucks.

Special vehicle
HUBTEX apple crate transporter lifting a load

Apple transporter for Mivor

Food

Working to the requirements of the apple growing cooperative, Hubtex developed the KTR 120 inloader, which MIVOR has been using since June 2016. The apple crate transporter has a load carrying capacity of 12 tonnes and can pick up seven batches of up to four crates. It can also transport up to 144 crates per hour.

Order picking platform
Stacker fleet

BLECHA GmbH

Aluminum

Who reads on the company development of Ingrid L. Blecha Ges.m.b.H. , encounters a flawless success story. It began in 1986 - not in a legendary garage as a starting point, but in the basement of company founder Ingrid and Albert Blecha. 28 years later, with a total storage area of 15,700 m², the company is the largest stockholding aluminum trader for semi-finished products in Austria and in the bar segment and one of the largest in Europe. The company management has always been aware that a quality-oriented, advanced intralogistics can give it a competitive advantage.

Special vehicle
HUBTEX SFB at Volkswagen

Volkswagen plant Wolfsburg

Automotive

A new multidirectional tool changer from the special purpose vehicles manufacturer HUBTEX was especially designed for the application at the Volkswagen plant in Wolfsburg Germany for transporting and changing injection moulding tools.

Drum transporter
The drum transporter has a load capacity of 12 tons.

Pipe transporter used at Brugg

Drum transport

Owing to the pipe drums having become heavier, both the old special transporters in use at Brugg Rohrsysteme (Switzerland) had reached their limit. The susceptibility to breakdowns increased, the downtimes were longer as well and the productivity was unsatisfactory. Therefore, Brugg commissioned the specialist from Fulda, Hubtex, to find a new solution in the form of a special machine for moving up to 12 t of heavy pipe drums. Just six months passed from the first idea, through the intermediate in-spection and up to final shipment.

Order picking platform
The electric two-side order picking platform with vacuum suction technology

Kronospan Swiss AG

Wood

Kronospan Schweiz AG relies on the EZK 35 picking platform with vacuum suction device for semi-automatic picking of high-quality chipboard, which has been supplemented by Hubtex and Rohrer-Marti AG with a number of functions for positioning, centering and binding.

Skip transporter
Skip transporters from HUBTEX

Sewage treatment plant Koblenz

Infrastructure

For waste disposal logistics, special equipment manufacturer Hubtex initially provides three basic versions. These variants differ in the type of load suspension, either via lifting gear, lifting rail or fork mounting. All vehicles can be equipped with an electric, diesel or gas engine depending on the application. In the Koblenz sewage treatment plant, for example, an electrically operated dump truck type CT-E 140 with lifting gear facilitates the logistical processes in the container terminal and outdoors.

Multi-directional sideloader
Electric multidirectional sideloader in use in the plastics industry

Gaugler & Lutz oHG

Plastic

Effective materials handling and warehouse management is crucial to the success of a company, which is why Gaugler & Lutz oHG is banking on an intelligent storage system at its new logistics centre in Aalen-Ebnat (Nord). The leading supplier of core materials and products for lightweight manufacturing has installed a 12-metre-high cantilever racking system spanning 2,200 square metres, creating enough storage space for roughly 2,500 pallets. The pallets are transported around the warehouse by two MQ 30 electric multidirectional sideloaders.

Multi-directional sideloader
Narrow-aisle coil handling by HUBTEX

V-ZUG AG

Coils

Co-determination is something completely natural in Switzerland. This does not only apply to referendums on community, canton or federal level, but sometimes also for interviews in the workplace. The best example is V-ZUG AG, which specializes in high-quality kitchen and washroom appliances. When the purchase of a new multi-directional sideloader was planned, the affected employees in the raw materials warehouse were included in the decision.

Platform transporter
A HUBTEX SFB transporting in a hall

SBB Rail Technology Center Hägendorf

Steel

Punctual and reliable: The Deutsche Bahn rarely hears such praise. In contrast, the Swiss Federal Railways enjoy an excellent image, which is partly due to the careful maintenance of their infrastructure. Around 600 of the 13,000 switches in the more than 3,000 kilometers of rail network are replaced every year. The production of these switches and other preventive and maintenance measures are part of the range of tasks of the SBB Rail Technology Center Hägendorf (BTC).