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Pedestrian electric tugs from MasterMover are becoming an essential part of the mix at a variety of food manufacturers, thanks to their ability to move large mixing bowls quickly, safely and effectively.

When manufacturers want to adopt working practices that are agile, efficient and yet still meet the highest of safety standards, MasterMover’s stainless steel and ATEX compliant electric tugs are the obvious answer.

The benefits of electric tugs have been reinforced by the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) which has suggested that the use of them in hospitals provides an ideal solution for portering staff, allowing them to perform their vital role more ...

One of the biggest car manufacturers located in Germany, purchased an MT300+ electric tug from MasterMover GmbH. The vehicle production plant is a manufacturing environment consisting of chassis manufacturing, spraying and final assembly and has the ...

Flexibility in manufacturing is key to determining the ability to adapt to changes in demand and to remain agile in a competitive market. That’s why Pellenc, a leading name in heavy duty agricultural equipment, wanted a flexible material handling ...

Keeping production running smoothly and without interruption is a priority for Hörmann UK.

For train manufacturers working with heavy loads, there is an obvious risk when it comes to staff safety. Not only is there a danger of accidents - especially when moving bogies along a production line with rail carriages suspended above – but ...

Roll cages, also known as wheeled cages, warehouse cage trolleys, roll containers or retail cages – are used extensively in retail and warehousing operations.

Every year, on April 28th, the world celebrates the World Day for Safety and Health at Work.

Manual handling injuries are common in manufacturing industries and can have devastating consequences for workers and manufacturers. Manual handling injuries can significantly reduce productivity and quality of life if left unchecked.

Our MultiLink technology is a type of machine-to-machine wireless communication, referring to a way of connecting two or more electric tugs together wirelessly so they can work in sync to make the movement of long, awkward or heavy loads simple to ...