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Trucks for cool conditions
August 1st 2007

International Bulk Liquids' (Storage & Transport) cold store operation currently uses nine Linde trucks including the R 16 N reach truck, T 20 AP ride on pallet trucks and the T 18 pedestrian pallet truck.

Trucks have been adapted and modified over the years to suit the particular needs of IBL's cold store environment and drive-in racking.

The reach trucks are used to store and retrieve goods from the warehouse racking and can be operating in temperatures that range from -18°C to +10°C, while the pallet trucks are used to load and unload the road transport vehicles. IBL Cold Stores handles and stores mainly palletised foodstuffs at lift heights of up to six metres. "We can be moving up to 1,000 pallets a day which, during peak times can increase to 1,400 a day," says Ian Desmonde of IBL Cold Stores. "With Linde, we have the flexibility to introduce short-term hire to cover our peak demands and during the Christmas period, for example, the Linde fleet can meet all of our bespoke requirements. We have always received a good service from Linde; the trucks are reliable, efficient and ultimately get the job done."

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