Materials handling firm Flexilift has secured a distribution agreement to supply Hyundai forklift equipment to the Australian market.

The deal with Hyundai Heavy Industries adds to Flexilift’s product range of up to 16-tonne units.

The company says in conjunction with the Flexi Narrow Aisle and the Sellick Rough Terrain forklift equipment, it can now offer forklift equipment to almost any material warehouse application.

Hyundai Heavy Industries are world leaders in heavy equipment including shipbuilding, motor vehicle building, power plants, heavy construction equipment and forklifts.

Products manufactured by Hyundai Heavy Industries are quality assured and will meet or exceed all contract specifications and regulations, the company boasts, while satisfying customer needs.

"Hyundai’s well-developed resources for training ensures that Flexilift Australia will continue to offer customers high quality products combined with excellent spare parts and service support," the company says.

About Flexilift

Flexilift Australia is a one-stop-shop for top quality forklift products and services. Our head office is located in Dandenong Victoria and we have built a network of nationwide branches. Flexilift can provide forklifts and reach trucks to improve the efficiency and reliability of all your materials handling needs. Flexilift has the expertise and infrastructure to provide you with a range of forklifts – including forklifts for specialised situations and forklift attachments.

Flexilift Australia is in the business of supplying forklifts (forklift sales, forklift rental, new forklifts, used forklifts) to businesses that need a reliable solution in their materials handling. Whether you’re a warehouse manager who needs to maximise space and efficiency, or an importer who needs to offload pallets of cargo, Flexilft has the forklift to suit your needs.

About Hyundai:

Hyundai Heavy Industries (HHI), founded by the late Chung Ju-yung on March 23, 1972, wrote the first chapter of its shipbuilding history in June, 1974, by completing construction of the world's largest shipyard and two 260,000-dwt VLCCs all at the same time. A decade after its first delivery, the Hyundai Shipyard topped 10 million deadweight tons in aggregate ship production, and has maintained the leading position in the world shipbuilding market ever since. Hyundai Shipard's drive has mirrored the growth of modern Korean heavy industry, and its success has allowed it to expand into other heavy industry areas, ultimately leading to the formation of Hyundai Heavy Industries, an integrated heavy industry company.