The International Material Handling Exhibition (IMHX) at the N.E.C in Birmingham, is regarded as the essential intralogistics event, where supply chain professionals can evaluate cutting edge technologies, explore the latest industry solutions and discuss how to increase efficiencies within their operations. For Bott, the UK’s market leader in workplace storage systems, this is the perfect opportunity to showcase streamlined assembly line and storage solutions to the market. This year, Bott have linked with STILL Materials Handling to show an integrated warehouse solution.
Co-ordinated stands will demonstrate the material flow functionality of both ranges, from electric forklifts and tugger train systems to ergonomic and flexible assembly lines and workstations. The aim; to create quality, efficient solutions for the logistics and supply chain market.
Innovative solutions are paramount to both companies and STILL will use the show to showcase its lift runner system, a piece of equipment that could prove vital when helping companies to achieve their material flow and lean process targets. Bott will also be demonstrating their Vario van racking, another great solution for businesses looking to optimise every aspect of their logistics.
Bott and STILL have a joint philosophy to provide excellent customer service, quality and efficiency throughout their businesses. Bott were the partner of choice for STILL when they required 17 Ford custom transit vans to be racked out as service vehicles and STILL forklift trucks are used throughout Bott’s manufacturing facility transforming the way they handle their logistics and improving their overall efficiency.
To discuss how Bott and STILL can help to optimise your solution, visit IMHX from 13-16 September at the NEC, Birmingham, Hall 9, Stands 9D40 and 9D41.
Visit Bott and STILL at IMHX 2016 in hall 9 stands 9D40 and 9D41.
Bott Ltd
Nikki Jarvis
Tel: 01288 357788
Email: Nikki.Jarvis@bottltd.co.uk
STILL Materials Handling Ltd
Steve Coleman
Tel: 0345 603 6827
Email: steve.coleman@still.co.uk
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