Counterbalance
Electric forklift
For loading, unloading and general pallet movement where clean operation, indoor use and lower emissions matter.
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Forklifts and warehouse trucks matched to your site, workload and costs
WRMH helps food manufacturing, logistics and engineering teams choose new equipment with practical advice on electric forklifts, reach trucks, stackers, pallet trucks, order pickers, tow tractors, VNA and automation.
Equipment range
Choose equipment around the job it needs to do
The right truck depends on lift height, load weight, aisle width, charging access, floor conditions, shift pattern and operator competence. WRMH can help narrow the options before you commit budget.
Warehouse racking
Reach truck
For higher racking, narrow warehouse layouts and operations that need better pallet density.
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Articulated narrow aisle
Pivot steer
For very narrow aisle layouts where articulated steering can improve pallet access and storage density.
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Low-lift sites
Stacker
For lighter pallet handling, mezzanine work, small warehouses and sites where a full forklift is too much truck.
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Compact counterbalance
Pedestrian Counter Balance
For tight indoor areas where teams need counterbalance capability without a full ride-on forklift.
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Manual pallet movement
Hand pallet truck
For simple short-distance pallet movement where low cost, easy storage and quick use matter.
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Fast pallet movement
Powered pallet truck
For moving pallets efficiently across dispatch, goods-in, production and loading bay areas.
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Longer travel
Ride-on pallet truck
For larger warehouses where operators need to move loads across distance with less fatigue.
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Picking operations
Order picker
For ecommerce, spare parts, warehouse picking and operations where people need safe access to stock locations.
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Line feeding
Tow tractor
For tugger trains, production feeding, repetitive movement and reducing forklift traffic in busy areas.
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Long-load handling
Sideloader
For timber, steel, pipes, panels and other long or awkward loads where side-loading improves control.
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Automation
VNA and autonomous robot options
For space-constrained sites, repeatable routes and teams exploring automation without guessing what will work.
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Choose the equipment route that fits your cashflow, uptime and site plans
WRMH can help with outright purchase, contract hire and lease purchase, each available with or without maintenance. We will always help you find the best answer for how you want to source the equipment, not just point you at one route.
Tell us what you need the truck to do and how you prefer to fund it. We will compare the practical options, explain the trade-offs and help you choose a sourcing route that supports your operation.
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Warranty and worksafe.live
Buy equipment with fewer unknowns after delivery
New equipment should not create surprise costs. WRMH can help you pair the right truck with warranty, service, LOLER and training support so the purchase is easier to control.
- 5-year warranty options when combined with suitable support plans.
- Maintenance, inspection and operator training can be planned together.
- Advice on whether buying, hiring or replacing in stages makes better commercial sense.
Cleaner material handling
Lower emissions without buying the wrong electric truck
Electric and lithium-ion equipment can reduce local emissions, charging maintenance and downtime, but the best choice depends on charging windows, shifts, load profile and site layout.
Carbon footprint review
Estimate the impact of moving from diesel or older electric equipment to newer electric or lithium-ion options.
Charging suitability
Check whether your site has the charging access, shift pattern and operator routines needed for the proposed equipment.
ESG-ready guidance
Use equipment decisions to support practical sustainability goals without compromising uptime.
Buying support
What WRMH checks before recommending equipment
A good equipment recommendation starts with the site, not a catalogue. WRMH can help you compare capability, safety, compliance and whole-life cost before you commit.
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Site and load profile
Load weight, pallet size, floor conditions, lift height, travel distance, aisle width and loading bay constraints.
02
Power and charging
Battery type, charging windows, opportunity charging, cold-store suitability and shift coverage.
03
Safety and compliance
LOLER planning, operator training, traffic routes, pedestrian risk and attachment requirements.
04
Whole-life cost
Purchase, hire, servicing, downtime, warranty cover, parts availability and replacement timing.
Not sure what truck you need?
Send the requirement and WRMH will narrow the options
Tell us what you move, how high you lift, where you operate and when you need it. We will help compare suitable equipment.
Equipment enquiry
Get advice before you buy, hire or replace
Share the basics and WRMH can come back with suitable options, questions to clarify and the next practical step.
WR Material Handling Ltd
Alexander House, Unit 4, Estate Road 8, Grimsby, DN31 2TG
01472 250186