Linde MH at the world's leading fair for intralogistics
In keeping with the motto of CeMAT 2011 "Sustainability in Intralogistics", Linde Material Handling will be showcasing its latest innovations in the field of energy-efficient and economical industrial trucks between 2–6 May in and around the large pavilion P32. Also on display will be numerous prototypes and concept trucks, showing the direction that future developments are starting to take. Furthermore, advisory tools for scheduling and optimising material flows, as well as sample solutions for the implementation of driverless industrial trucks in (partially) automated applications will also be on show.

Between 2–6 May Linde Material Handling will be showcasing its latest innovations in the field of energy-efficient and economical industrial trucks in and around the large pavilion P32. Also on display will be numerous prototypes and concept trucks, showing the direction that future developments are starting to take. Linde MH will be hoping to make a good impression in Hanover by bringing around 60 trucks from its latest product range. "This will provide visitors with the opportunity to get a comprehensive picture of our company's capabilities", said Dr. Ralf Dingeldein, Head of the New Trucks business unit and the person responsible for the Linde trade fair stand. The Linde stand may make visitors feel like Hollywood movie stars, as a red carpet will take them into the pavilion alongside new trucks and innovative concepts which are on show.

The pavilion will feature a number of "information islands", providing information on a wide range of topics, including how Linde products have been designed to be even more energy-efficient, secure and economical, how an operator can save time and money by planning and optimising the material flow, and the opportunities available for (partially) automated solutions.

The main attraction at the trade fair stand will be the new generation of electric forklift trucks in the 2 to 5 tonne load category. There will be 19 different standard-model designs to choose from, thus ensuring that the customer only pays for what they actually need. What's more, a further twelve technical innovations will be unveiled that ensure extremely economical energy consumption, high productivity and increased driver safety and comfort in the new electronic fork lift trucks.