Toyota Material Handling will be attending the International Materials Handling Exhibition (IMHX) on the 16 - 19th November 2010 at the National Exhibition Centre (NEC) in Birmingham. Toyota will have the largest stand at the exhibition (Hall 20 Stand F70).
IMHX is the UK’s premier event showcasing thousands of products and services from all sectors of the logistics, materials handling and storage industries.
Toyota Material Handling, has confirmed its commitment to the UK’s largest materials handling event by sponsoring IMHX 2010’s VIP Valet Parking scheme. Under the scheme, VIPs can drive straight up to the entrance of the event, where they will be met by a professional driver who will park their car in a secure covered area. The guest is then invited to the VIP lounge for refreshments, which they can use as a base throughout their visit to the exhibition.
Live demonstration areas
The stand will incorporate three live demonstration areas which will provide the opportunity to show visitors the unique benefits of the Toyota products range. The three demonstration areas will focus on different product areas including hand pallet trucks, the powered range of counterbalance forklifts and warehouse trucks and a virtual warehouse.
Latest products
IMHX 2010 will be the first chance to see the new Traigo HT electric counterbalance forklift. This high tonnage electric truck with load capacities from 6.5 – 8.5 tonne is designed to provide a heavy-duty electric alternative to engine-powered forklifts.
Visitors to the stand will be able to see the full range of materials handling equipment available from Toyota and talk to experienced Toyota experts from across the company including product specialists, sales, service, rental and operator training.
Toyota seminar theatre – Sharing the knowledge
For the first time at IMHX, Toyota will be holding a series of workshops in the Toyota seminar theatre located on the Toyota stand. These master classes are designed to share Toyota’s knowledge and expertise and provide attendees with practical guidance on how they can reduce costs in their business.
Workshop 1 - Toyota Production System (|TPS)
Practical advice on how elements of this renowned business model can be applied to any business
Workshop 2 - Managing your assets
Getting the best out of your fleet in order to reduce costs and increase productivity
Workshop 3 - Driving down costs
Guidance on reducing costs by promoting best practice within the workplace
