After months of planning and development, Bendi, the pioneers of the articulated forklift truck, have unveiled not one, but two brand new websites. The first is a new company website for its growing army of global customers, users and trade partners; and to compliment this, a new Translift Hubtex website has been developed to cater for the unprecedented UK interest in the new range of multidirectional forklifts. Both sites have been designed and built from the ground up after listening to the needs of potential visitors to the website, according to Bendi Managing Director, Simon Brown.
“Our first objective, when we set out to develop the new Bendi website, was once again to give people what they were looking for,” commented Simon. “It was important that we viewed the new website through our customers and trade partners eyes, so the obvious course of action was to ask them. The result is a website that is modern, mobile friendly, visually impressive and showcases the extensive range of products and services we at Bendi offer. From a personal point of view, it was also nice to take a walk down memory lane and look through some of the early Bendi adverts that we have used in the HISTORY section – www.bendi.co.uk/history.html.”
Each Bendi PRODUCT has its own section, complete with informative description, brochure download, unique video and a link to a case study or application; so rather than just read about a Bendi success, the visitor can actually see it in action.
In the MEDIA section, you will find a growing library of almost 20 videos, a gallery of images by product, all the downloads and a latest news section where the visitor can view and subscribe to our regular e-newsletters.
If more information is required, or people are still unsure just how much a Bendi could benefit their business, they can either click on the VISTOR CENTRE section and arrange a visit to the UK Manufacturing facility in the West Midlands, or they can have a look at the WAREHOUSE DESIGN section; the Bendi team is always on hand to offer advice on racking and storage systems.
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