The Self Loading Straddle Legged Pallet Truck is the only lift loader made that lifts itself into and out of the delivery vehicle! Learn More

The LTLLT500 Mini Pallet Truck is designed for light to medium use.  It's compact size and low weight allow it to be easily transported in vans as well as being very manoeuverable thanks to its minimal turning radius.  The forks are designed to work with most printer's pallets and other small pallets.  If you are not sure whether this truck is suitable for you, please email us a photo or a sketch of your pallet with the basic dimensions.

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The COLD STORE HAND PALLET TRUCKS are to be used in a cold store environment, whether in refrigerated transport or refrigerated warehouses/rooms to temperatures as low as -38°! Learn More

Move all your pallets with one pallet truck instead of two or even three! Ideal for applications where more then one type of pallet is used on site. Learn More

The Power Start Pallet Truck has a connection between the tow bar and the steering wheels that transfers the force from the pump stroke to the wheel to get the truck started. This start assistance reduces the amount of effort required to make the truck move. The starting force is reduced with 2/3 in comparison to a standard lifter. Learn More

Hot dip Galvanised or Zinc plated Pallet Trucks are ideal for meat, seafood, dairy and pharmaceutical manufacturing industries. Learn More

Rough Terrain Pallet Truck is designed for applications such as builders yards, garden centres, farm and equestrian applications.  It is used out on site where no ordinary pallet truck can go and forklifts are not allowed (e.g. floors}.  Thanks to its large wheels and straddle forks arrangement it can be used for any type of pallet up to approx 1200MM x 1200MM on uneven ground.

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The pallet tilters are especially useful where palletised good are loose small items that need to be picked out one by one. Learn More

Designed for environments where hygiene is paramount or where the pallet truck will come into contact with corrosive substances such as salt, water, acid or chemicals. Learn More