SINGAPORE, Jan, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — In recognition of its connected and automated material handling solutions, Crown Equipment Corporation, one of the world’s largest material handling companies, has been named to the Food Logistics 2020 FL100+ Top Software and Technology Providers list for the eighth consecutive year.
The annual FL100+ list features software and technology providers whose products and services advance the productivity and compliance of companies in the global food and beverage supply chain.
“Crown’s connected technology solutions transform forklifts into mobile information hubs that provide customers valuable data to enhance warehouse operations, product movement, worker productivity and equipment utilisation,” said Jim Gaskell, director of global technology business development, Crown Equipment. “These solutions empower material handling operations in the food and beverage industry to align with customer demands for heightened return on investment. They are part of Crown’s integrated material handling solutions that include warehouse design, customised racking, lift trucks and equipment, making Crown the single source for complete warehouse solutions.”
Crown’s technology solutions played an integral role in raising productivity and uptime for Lipari Foods, a wholesale distributor of dry, refrigerated and frozen foods. Crown helped Lipari develop a complete solution for a new 260,000-square-foot warehouse to support Lipari’s rapid growth. This included an engineered standard racking system, process improvements and RM Series reach trucks equipped with Xpress Lower™ technology, which increases top lowering speed from 110 to 240 feet per minute without using additional energy.
Xpress Lower technology enabled Lipari to implement a process change that prevented reach truck operators from raising and lowering the forks while traveling, a practice that had resulted in frequent damage to racks and required replacement of at least one rack upright each week.
The reduced cycle times offered by the Xpress Lower technology enabled the company to maintain a high level of productivity and eliminate rack damage.
“Crown was very instrumental in helping us select the products and equipment that we used. So, whether it’s the racking, whether it’s the material handling equipment, Crown has nailed it on both ends,” said Thom Lipari, president and CEO of Lipari Foods.
Crown’s other advanced software and technology solutions that help food and beverage companies increase productivity, safety and efficiency include:
About Crown Equipment Corporation
Crown Equipment Corporation (Crown) is one of the world’s leading material handling companies. Crown offers its customers a broad range of electric and internal combustion (gas) forklifts, as well as automation and fleet management technologies. Crown seeks to provide customers with forward thinking and innovative products designed to improve performance and lower operating costs. Sales and service of the products are handled by Crown-owned direct operations and independently owned dealers throughout the world.
The company’s global headquarters is located in New Bremen, Ohio, USA, with regional headquarters in Australia, China, Germany and Singapore. Its employees number more than 16,100 worldwide. Crown operates a service and distribution network that exceeds 19 factories in 11 locations around the world. To learn more about Crown’s ideas for helping customers advance the productivity of their operations, visit crown.com.
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