February 2023 Material Handling Network

Cover Story

The future of supply chains is within your grasp

2023 SHOW HOURS

Monday | March 20, 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Tuesday | March 21, 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Wednesday | March 22, 10:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Thursday | March 23, 10:00 AM – 3:00 PM

make new contacts. discover cutting-edge solutions. take advantage of the latest trends

With over 900 of the world’s leading manufacturing and supply chain solution providers under one roof, you can see firsthand what the future holds – and find the tools you need to shockproof your operations and move your business forward. From hands-on demonstrations to 150 educational seminars and four exciting keynote speeches, attending ProMat is your unrivaled opportunity in 2023 to find solutions, connect with your peers and leading solution-providers and learn the latest trends and technologies that can help you touch the future of supply chain success.

WHY ATTEND PROMAT 2023?

• Discover new ways to reduce operating costs & increase efficiency

• Find ideas for streamlining and automating your operations

• Build strong business relationships with your peers and suppliers from around the world

• See the latest equipment and tech solutions, in person, in-action

• Participate in thought-provoking keynotes and more than 150 educational seminars on emerging trends and technologies

As the speed of manufacturing and logistics operations continues to accelerate, your company’s future success depends on today’s forwardthinking decisions. On March 20-23, supply chain professionals from across the world will have an incredible opportunity to connect, learn, share and get a front-row seat to where our world is headed. So whatever solutions you need to move your business – and your career – forward, you’ll find them all at ProMat 2023.

FIND YOUR NEXT BIG IDEA AT THE STARTUP PAVILION

The StartUp Pavilion is a specialized area on the ProMat show floor where companies showcase emerging supply chain tech and innovation.

IN-PERSON EXPERIENCES, OUTSTANDING RESULTS

There’s no substitute for meeting face-to-face and watching equipment and technology operate in real time. ProMat 2023 gives you the chance to do both. ProMat brings the manufacturing and supply chain industry’s most influential thought-leaders and next-generation solutions together under one roof to create the ideal environment for learning, networking and problem-solving.

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• 450 units Borroughs Shelving 18” x 36” x 87”

- 6 shelves per unit, closed ends and backs, open X braced mids $100.00/unit (quantity discounts available)

Two and Three level bar grating mezzanines - can quote mezzanine components per request

• 600 sections Interroyal Deluxe 36”w x 15”d x 87”h

- 6 shelves per unit, all closed

• 600 sections Interroyal Deluxe 36”w x 15”d x 75”h

$100.00/unit

- 5 shelves per unit, all closed $90.00/unit

• 600 sections Penco Erectomatic 36”w x 18”d x 87”h

- 6 shelves per unit, all closed $100.00/unit

• 600 sections Penco Erectomatic 36”w x 18”d x 75”h

- 5 shelves per unit, all closed $90.00/unit

• 600 sections

Penco Erectomatic 36”w x 18”d x 123”h

- 8 shelves per section, closed ends and backs, open X braced mids $135.00/unit

• 130 sections Penco Clipper 48”w x 24”d x 219”h

- 14 shelves per section, all closed ends and backs, open X braced mids $320.00/unit

• 230 section Penco Clipper 48”w x 24”d x 99”h - 6 shelves per section, all closed ends and backs, open X braced mids $175.00/unit

Conveyor

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• 100 sections

18” wide x 120” long

- gravity roller 1.9” diameter on 4” centers $160.00/each

• 250 sections

18” wide x 144” long

- gravity roller 1-3/8” diameter on 3” centers $150.00/each

• 80 sections 24” wide x 120” long

- gravity roller 1-3/8” diameter on 3” centers $175.00/each

• 300 ft 36” wide

- trash line conveyor

• 100 ft 42” wide

$75.00/ft, $1,000.00/drive and belt, sides, etc.

- trash line conveyor $85.00/ft, 1,100.00/drive and belt, sides, etc.

• 4,000 ft Hilmot MDR 27” usable width, - 36” zones $150.00/ft MDR curves, gates, transfer, belts available

• 1,000 ft Dematic #1265 30” wide - photo sensor accumulation conveyor 1.9” rollers on 3” centers, 36” zones $85.00/ft, $1,200.00/drive, belt etc.

• 1,000 ft TGW XenoPressure 24” wide -*TGW photo sensor accumulation conveyor 1.9” rollers on 3” centers, 30” zones $100.00/ft, $800.00/drive, etc *TGW curves, UBT transfers, gates, belts, etc for available

• 800 ft Hytrol 18” wide - accumulation EZ Logic, E-24, belts, curves, etc

• 1,000 ft Rapistan #1276 24” - padded chain sensor roller accumulation 1.9” roller on 3” centers $35.00/ft, $500.00/drive, chain, etc

Flow rack

• 300 shelf beds 96” wide x 67” deep - 16 roller tracks per bed $100.00/each

SET YOURSELF UP FOR FUTURE SUCCESS

The future of the manufacturing and supply chain industry starts at ProMat. It’s where the brightest minds in the industry come together. In an industry that’s constantly evolving, you have to stay ahead of the curve, which is why ProMat brings together all the products, services, and know-how you need to compete in the world we now live in.

NO RISK, PLENTY OF REWARD

In addition to free attendance, ProMat 2023 offers all the resources you need to get your management’s approval to come to Chicago in March. Visit promatshow.com/approval to find proposal writing tips and budgeting strategies. After all, the connections, education and solutionsourcing at ProMat could positively impact your business for years to come.

EXPLORE GLOBAL OPPORTUNITIES

ProMat is an international event with manufacturing and supply chain professionals attending from the United States and across the globe. To accommodate our international visitors, we offer special interpreting services, meeting rooms and matchmaking tools to help you take full advantage of a global economy.

UNSURPASSED EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES

ProMat gives you a preview of what lies ahead in the manufacturing and supply chain industries. Whether it’s a new product or technology, a new process, ESG, or a regulation that’s going to impact the way you do business, you’ll learn about it here. With a comprehensive educational program of keynotes and show floor educational seminars led by industry experts and leading authorities, ProMat 2023 offers you the insight and information you need to tackle today’s challenges – and prepare for what the future holds.

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• Easy to install in either pallet rack or cantilever rack • Galvanized finish is bright and maintenance free • Offered in a wide range of shelf sizes and load capacities

A unique solution for rack storage of furniture in a sprinklered warehouse environment

When can OSHA enforce chocking on CMV trailers?

Most employers know that OSHA requires chocking or securing trailers during loading and unloading, but many ask about an exemption for commercial motor vehicles (CMVs). However, that exemption is so narrow that it may not have much impact.

The OSHA regulations in 1910.26(d), 1910.178(k)(1), and 1910.178(m)(7) all require employers to use chocks or similar measures (such as dock locks) during loading or unloading operations.

Federal OSHA created an agreement with the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) for the FMCSA to retain jurisdiction

enforce chocking requirements on CMVs.

There is a catch to OSHA’s enforcement limitation, however. In fact, there are several issues that employers should know.

Enforcement limits and exceptions

First, many states run their own OSHA programs (state-plan states). Since the FMSCA jurisdiction agreement is with federal OSHA, states not subject to the agreement could enforce chocking requirements for CMVs.

Second, OSHA expects employers to enforce chocking even on CMVs if the employer’s workers (such as forklift drivers) are doing the loading or unloading. OSHA stated that the FMCSA regulations (and jurisdiction issues) apply only to motor carrier employers that fall under FMCSA authority, not to other employers whose workers load or unload CMVs.

OSHA addressed these issues in a letter of interpretation dated March 7, 2011, outlining the history of the agency’s agreement with the FMCSA. Here’s the key portion:

...because the FMCSA parking brake regulations do not apply to companies which do not own, operate, or lease CMVs, OSHA is not pre-empted from enforcing standards requiring such companies to take precautions to protect their workers, such as forklift operators, from the movement of trailers.

In other words, if a manufacturing or retail employer is not subject to FMCSA regulations, but that employer has forklift operators unloading trailers, OSHA expects that employer to “take precautions to protect their workers ... from the movement of trailers.”

Who is responsible?

The above letter also asked who is responsible for confirming that no employees are injured when the truck driver attempts to move the trailer. OSHA responded:

If the FMCSA’s regulations do not cover a working condition, e.g., a manufacturing company that has employees exposed to this condition, then an employer must comply with OSHA’s standards to ensure that forklift operators are not in the trailer or hostler when the driver attempts to remove the trailer from the loading dock. ... Thus, a PIT operator must be trained that he or she is not to operate a PIT on a trailer that has been backed to a company’s dock, unless the trailer is properly secured or restricted from movement prior to boarding.

The bottom line is that even though OSHA cannot enforce wheel chocking requirements on CMVs, that limitation applies only to CMVs operated by a company under FMSCA

jurisdiction. Other employers (like warehouses and manufacturing facilities) not under FMCSA jurisdiction must still protect workers from unexpected trailer movement.

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Chain Reaction

Automation in Healthcare: The Robotics Revolution

When it comes to automation in healthcare, the word “robotics” typically brings to mind images of robot-assisted surgery. But why should the operating room (OR) get all the glory? Hospitals are deploying robots in many other ways, from drones delivering blood products to humanoids greeting patients.

The bounds of automation are endless inside and around the hospital. With widespread labor shortages, continued supply chain disruptions, and growing patient desire for a more consumer-like healthcare experience, here are some ways robots and automation in healthcare are coming to the rescue.'

Last Mile Fulfillment

As consumers of retail goods, we have come to expect products to land in our hands within days, if not hours. Take for instance driverless cars for food delivery on college campuses. While on-demand pizza at 3 a.m. may feel like a lifesaver to a hungry student, in healthcare, immediate delivery of blood products or critical medicines to a patient is a true life-and-death scenario.

Zipline, an instant logistics and delivery provider that began transporting blood products via drone to patients in remote areas of Rwanda in 2016, is now partnering with Intermountain Healthcare for drone delivery of prescriptions and medical products to patients’ yards in the Salt Lake Valley area.

Logistics company DHL also plays in the healthcare last mile fulfillment space. One of its first pilot programs was delivering medications via drone from mainland Germany to the remote island of Juist in the North Sea. Before, the island’s residents had to wait for a ferry or airplane to make a scheduled delivery, whereas now, drones can bring critical medicines 24/7.

Another successful example of automation in healthcare is drone delivery use by Raleigh-based hospital WakeMed, which has partnered with UPS Flight Forward (UPSFF) and drone manufacturer Matternet to transport blood and urine daily between the hospital and a primary testing lab.

In the United States, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has stringent laws around drone operator certification and line of sight, which has slowed progress in drone delivery across many industries. But successful drone usage by health systems such as Intermountain and WakeMed shows these hurdles can be overcome if safety requirements are met.

Support Services

Even with surgical robots like da Vinci, a human is behind the scenes controlling the actions. While we aren’t likely to see a robotic OR team autonomously performing procedures anytime soon (but never say “never”), robots can automate manual, labor-intensive tasks on the perimeters of care delivery, freeing up clinicians to focus on their primary responsibility – the patient.

For example, Mobile Industrial Robots (MiR), headquartered in Denmark, offers robots that deliver patient meals from a hospital’s kitchen to patient rooms (and return empty trays) and collect dirty linens throughout a healthcare facility for laundering.

Other robots are designed for situational interactions with humans in the hospital environment. Humber River Hospital in Toronto has employed RobotLAB’s Pepper hospitality robot to greet pediatric patients and their families upon arrival and comfort them at the bedside during treatment. The child-sized, humanoid robot is programmed to answer kids’ common questions about surgery and can even be customized to educate individual patients about their specific surgical procedures.

Medical/surgical supply management is a huge burden on clinicians today that could likely be performed by robots in the future. Instead of a nurse having to walk to a storage area and retrieve supplies, a robot containing high-use items could travel patient care floors or even tag along behind caregivers to offer up supplies on demand.

One challenge that arises when hospitals implement different robots for different functions in patient areas is how to coordinate their movements, so they don’t get in the way of care delivery. For example, a robot programmed to travel throughout the nursing units to perform a task, let’s say mopping floors, could conceivably tie up an elevator at a time when a patient needs transport to the intensive care unit (ICU). Hospital stakeholders must consider issues like this as robots and automation in healthcare become more pervasive.

Warehouse Automation

In the wake of pandemic-related supply chain disruptions, more health systems are taking greater control over their supply chains through the establishment of consolidated service centers (CSC) where they can house direct bulk buys from manufacturers. Looking at the success of retail in leveraging warehouse automation for decades, healthcare is turning to robots to help manage supplies in their CSCs.

For both retail customers and patients, there is no one-size-fits-all approach to fulfillment. The staff in a retail warehouse must pick/pack the specific products contained in a customer’s e-commerce order, while those in a health system’s CSC must pick the items a clinician ordered for an individual patient. Massachusetts-based Locus Robotics offers autonomous mobile robots (AMR) that work alongside warehouse staff members, visually guiding them to the right pick locations to boost productivity, efficiency, and accuracy.

With healthcare in its early days of warehouse automation, and costs a constant concern, Locus Robotics offers a scalable, cost-effective way for health systems to begin deploying robots in their supply chain operations. Through the company’s Robots-as-a-Service (RaaS) model, a healthcare organization can add AMRs to their CSC as they

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need them and scale their robot workforce up or down as needs change.

Maintaining adequate inventory is important to the success of any organization, but the implication of shortages is far more critical in healthcare versus other industries. In retail, running out of a popular t-shirt might cause some grumbling among consumers. In healthcare, clinicians not having access to a cancer drug could mean a patient goes without life-saving treatment.

Ware, a San Francisco provider of automated inventory control solutions, has developed cycle counting drones that fly around a warehouse following preprogrammed flight paths taking pictures of inventory. When the drone returns to its charging “nest,” it uploads data to Ware’s cloud-based software, which leverages AI to extract barcodes and identify inventory anomalies.

The implications of this automation technology in healthcare are staggering from a supply management perspective, especially when it comes to highly regulated products like narcotics. Drug products like these are typically stored in a locked cage within the CSC where only authorized staff members can access them, and all movement of drugs in and out of the storage is closely tracked.

Imagine a drone that could fly up over and into the cage to perform an automated cycle count, versus a human having to do it manually. Eliminating the human factor would certainly reduce the risk of drug diversion and at the same time, boost the efficiency and accuracy of inventory management workflows.

Speaking of efficiency, what if these drones were paired with RFID technology? Within minutes, they could fly through a warehouse capturing information from RFID-tagged supplies. In theory, drones could offer healthcare supply chain leaders not only real-time inventory levels but also critical information such as products nearing expiry and those that have been recalled and must be pulled to avoid patient harm.

Conclusion

Healthcare has just begun to dip a toe into process automation, and it is proving to be not only beneficial but achievable. Two decades ago,

Chain Reaction continued

maybe even 10 years ago, if someone told a health system CEO that drones would be flying around their campuses transporting items, or robots moving supplies around in their warehouse or delivering meals to patients, they’d likely see it as science fiction.

But here we are on the cusp of 2023 with automation in healthcare rising and robots as our reality helping to alleviate many of the challenges faced today and opening the door to countless other applications in and around patient care settings.

Guy Courtin is a seasoned supply chain expert with decades of experience in the technology and supply chain space. Currently serving as Tecsys’ vice president of industry and advanced technology, he has held leadership roles at 6 River Systems (a Shopify company), Infor Retail, and i2 Technologies (now Blue Yonder), and served as an industry analyst at Constellation Research, SCM World (Now Gartner), and Forrester Research.

Business Management

Avoid the digital disconnect: Keep the supply chain flowing

truly end-to-end integrated digitization, right down to the packaging and labeling

A recent survey of manufacturing leaders found up to 90% of manufacturers struggle with integration challenges, so when disruption happens, they are unable to cope quickly or effectively – causing a ripple effect right through the supply chain. As businesses of all sizes continue to ramp up their digital transformation efforts, end-to-end digital integration must be at the heart of these projects – and that, argues Arjun Khanna, Chief Technology & Innovation Officer at Kallik, means right down to the artwork and label processes that are essential to the smooth flow of the supply chain. He discusses the extensive operational challenges faced by businesses using disparate systems and siloed data, and how many of these issues can be overcome with careful integration of core solutions.

Siloed operations keep businesses vulnerable to disruption. Acquired a small competitor in a different region? New regulation enacted that requires changes to existing product labeling? Rolling out a new factory process at the very end of the value chain? Any of these could require a significant response to avoid major disruption. Disparate, disconnected systems leave businesses poorly placed to respond to deal with any disruption or shake-up in typical day-to-day operations.

Legacy systems – very little control, disparate data

Despite such threats to business continuity, many firms continue to operate a patchwork of core systems with little to no integration with each other. They are often developed piecemeal with in-house fixes or manual workarounds. While this may help maintain the status quo of day-to-day operations, it is highly vulnerable to disruption and far from agile compared to more digitally mature competitors.

Thankfully, the latest wave of digital transformation has placed an increased focus on cloud-based solutions and customizable implementations for core platforms such as ERP systems. However, other, more legacy systems or manual processes are equally critical to operational success – yet often neglected in the grand scheme of ‘digital transformation’ projects. This lack of integration is especially noticeable among businesses operating in highly-regulated industries such as pharma, medical devices, or chemicals, despite these being prime candidates for shortnotice impactful disruption.

Artwork, labeling, and packaging must not be an integration ‘blind spot’

The disconnect is particularly noticeable in siloed product assets, such as labels, artwork, and symbols. This essential part of the business process is often subject to minimal version control or global insight, and where integration with print requests and data flows from the ERP system, for example, is yet to be embraced significantly.

But these label and artwork management systems play an increasingly critical role in ensuring product consistency, consumer safety, and regulatory compliance. As a result, having these operations and assets siloed is becoming nonnegotiable. Integration with other platforms such as regulatory systems is a must.

The knock-on effects could be catastrophic

Take a label for a simple medical device intended for the EU market. This must pass through extensive review and approval processes to ensure medical, marketing and regulatory information – including various symbols and markings – are all present, correct, and consistent. To be sold broadly throughout the EU, this device label would in theory need to be translated into 24 different languages.

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This upstream process is therefore very delicate and susceptible to disruption or human error. If an incorrect version of a regulatory symbol is used, or some medical information is changed in one language and then not updated across all other language versions, this could introduce a major error – potentially even threatening the health of the end-user and triggering a costly product recall.

If the systems involved in this workflow are not fully integrated into other critical business systems, processes, and databases, the risk of recalls can rise significantly.

Find a complementary digital artwork and labeling system

Consolidation and integration are key when it comes to rationalizing and standardizing systems and processes as part of a company’s digital maturity project. That means finding proven, feature-rich solutions that can be deployed across all necessary departments and locations worldwide, with full integration capability to ensure seamless operation with other core systems.

Label and artwork management platforms are no exception. Indeed, these must be able to integrate with other critical software as standard – from Regulatory Information Management (RIM) systems, Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) platforms, and Product Lifecycle Management (PLM) solutions.

Integration in the cloud

Business leaders would also be well-advised to opt for a cloud-based solution that can be readily deployed and accessed in any location by any department, adding a new level of scalability.

As businesses connect and integrate critical IT infrastructure, the benefits of truly unified operations and visibility become apparent.

For example, if a specific product asset or symbol must be replaced or updated at short notice, users can tap into the ‘Where Used’ functionality within a fully integrated management solution to identify every instance of the existing asset actively being used worldwide – and effortlessly make a bulk update in turn. No manual searching of data siloes, no piecemeal updates across multiple teams – this

is all easily accessible and actionable in a ‘single source of truth’.

The benefits of end-to-end integration are all in one

This unlocks powerful end-to-end audit and version control capabilities – allowing any users with relevant permissions to make changes and flag comments in a clear, actionable format. By integrating a solution with further powerful features, such as automated artwork generation, businesses can significantly reduce the risk of human error in asset creation, updating, and positioning.

For artwork and label management solutions, a cloud-based end-to-end platform such as Veraciti™ from Kallik is an ideal candidate focus for any integration-minded business – providing a standard set of APIs out of the box as a tried-and-tested ‘blueprint’ to follow during implementation.

From a security perspective, shifting to a single artwork and label management platform also brings fresh benefits – with a single sign-on and corporate login enhancing system security, user management, and data protection.

Keep pace with more agile, digitally-mature competitors

As the digital transformation race continues to heat up, now is an ideal time to take stock of your legacy IT stack and ensure the software can either be heavily integrated or replaced with a modern, fit-for-purpose alternative.

Embracing this integrated approach can help reduce artwork and labeling errors, ensure enduser safety and compliance in highly-regulated industries, and provide the agility needed for businesses to quickly go to market – whether in a new geography or with a new product.

Arjun Khanna is the Chief Technology and Innovation Officer at Kallik, an enterprise labeling, and artwork management software company. Arjun is responsible for leading the company’s technology & innovation for its world-class cloud-based label and artwork management software solution, VeracitiTM, and has a background in Cloud architecture, AI/ML engineering, and Full Stack Development. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/accessarjun/

Industry News

GNCO Inc. acquires FMH Material Handling Solutions

FMH Material Handling Solutions has been acquired by GNCO, Inc. effective January 1, 2023. We are excited to be part of its future growth story. This acquisition will make us a stronger, more diversified company geographically and strengthens our OEM partnerships" says Matt Adams, President at GNCO, Inc. FMH will remain under local management and committed to its vendors, suppliers, and customers within Colorado, New Mexico, and Texas. "After fortyfour (44) years as a forklift distributor, John Faulkner has sold the majority of the FMH Assets to GNCO, Inc., based in Cleveland, Ohio. Faulkner became a Clark Dealer at the very young age of 27 and was the first Doosan dealer in America. Faulkner also represented Crown, CAT, Mitsubishi, Jungheinrich, Big Joe, Sellick, Kalmar, Donkey, and HELI Forklifts. in Colorado, New Mexico, Wyoming, and West Texas. Faulkner says ..."The sell to GNCO, Inc. was the best move for the FMH employees, vendors, and his family". Faulkner became the largest HELI Distribution Agent in the world in 2022. He will continue the distribution of HELI products under the name Industrial Forklifts, Inc. The HELI business is currently relocating to Phoenix, AZ. " www.fmhsolutions.com

Atlantic Lift Truck announces expansion of its Wholesale Forklift Division

As part of the Wiese USA family of companies, Atlantic Lift Truck (ALT) is expanding its Wholesale Division with the creation of a Western States Wholesale Territory. After 45 years in the industry, founder and past ALT CEO/President,

Glenn Baer will be developing the new territory. According to Glenn, “I’m having too much fun to retire, and I want to keep my brain active. What better way to have fun than to help forklift dealers of all sizes increase their Used Equipment revenue and Gross Profit!”

www.atlanticlift.com

GM Equipment Rentals acquires Magnum Equipment

GM Equipment Rentals, an aerial and material handling company based in North Central Pennsylvania, has completed its acquisition of Magnum Equipment LLC., located in Hudsonville, Mich., near Grand Rapids. This acquisition now extends GM Equipment’s coverage area across Pennsylvania, New York, Ohio, West Virginia, Maryland, and Michigan. Z Rental Consulting represented Magnum Equipment in the transaction.

www.gmequipmentrentals.com

Hy-Tek Intralogistics acquires Winchester Industrial Controls

Hy-Tek Holdings (Hy-Tek) has acquired Winchester Industrial Controls LLC (“Winchester”). located in Bristol, CT, a provider of control systems and installation for automated material handling systems. Hy-Tek, doing business as Hy-Tek Intralogistics, is a material handling automation integrator serving clients in diverse end-markets and applications, including eCommerce, third-party logistics, and parcel. The acquisition was announced by Hy-Tek’s CEO, Sam Grooms.

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Matt Adams and John Faulkner

People News

Rental industry pioneer Bill Butler dies

William “Bill” Butler, one of the pioneers of the rental industry in Southern California, died on January 10th at the age of 83. William “Bill” Butler, one of the pioneers of the rental industry in Southern California, died this week at the age of 83. Butler started Able Equipment Rental in 1961 at the age of 22, starting with a “handshake” and a Quonset hut in Santa Fe Springs, Calif. (just east of downtown Los Angeles), according to his daughterin-law Pamela Butler. Butler is survived by his wife Lois, and three children – Jeffrey (wife Pamela), daughter Pamela (married to Richard McKenney}, and daughter Patricia (married to Douglas Cook.) Butler is also survived by nine grandchildren and six great-grandchildren.

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Toyota Material Handling’s Kim Douglass becomes first woman to medal in TMHG Global Skills Challenge

Kim Douglass, a Toyota Material Handling (TMH) associate, made history by becoming the first woman to ever place in the Toyota Material Handling Group (TMHG) Global Skills Competition, earning a gold medal in the ‘Assembly’ category during the annual international competition held last month in Takahama, Japan. Douglass beat competitors from other Toyota group companies based in China, France, Italy, and Sweden, as well as additional U.S. participants from The Raymond Corporation.

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Big Joe hires new Strategic Products Manager

Big Joe Forklifts has announced the addition of Kurt Spyke who will serve as the Strategic Products Manager: New Products. Spyke joins the Big Joe team to build early engagement and customer experiences with new products. Spyke comes to Big Joe with nearly 20 years of experience across the material handling industry.

www.bigjoeforklifts.com

Doosan Infracore NA announces new CEO

Chris Jeong was recently named the new chief executive officer (CEO) at Doosan Infracore North America. He succeeds Mr. Edward Song, the previous CEO, who was promoted to global sales head of Hyundai Doosan Infracore in Korea. www.na.doosanequipment.com

Tompkins Solutions

names Billy Carter Vice President of Sales

Tompkins Solutions just announced that Billy Carter has joined the company as vice president of sales. In this role, Carter will be responsible for delivering systemic solutions to help clients overcome their complex supply chain challenges. Carter has more than two decades of industrial engineering and logistics experience, with a proven track record of developing and implementing supply chain solutions for e-commerce fulfillment and retail distribution operations.

www.tompkinsinc.com

Distribution and Supply Chain Project Report

Data provided by SalesLeads

December Makes a Comeback with 188 New Distribution and Supply Chain Planned Industrial Projects Up from November’s 131 Projects

IMI SalesLeads announced today the December 2022 results for the new planned capital project spending report for the Distribution and Supply Chain industry. The Firm tracks North American planned industrial capital project activity; including facility expansions, new plant construction and significant equipment modernization projects. Research confirms 188 new projects in the Distribution and Supply Chain sector.

MASSACHUSETTS: Packaging products mfr. is planning to invest $475 million for the construction of a 2.3 million sf manufacturing and distribution facility in SUTTON, MA. They have recently received approval for the project.

KENTUCKY: Distillery is planning to invest $250 million for the construction of a 75,000 sf production facility at 960 St. Rose Rd. in LEBANON, KY. The project includes the construction of an office and warehouse facilities at the site. They have recently received approval for the project. Completion is slated for 2025.

The following are selected highlights on new Distribution Center and Warehouse construction news.

Distribution and Supply Chain - By Project Type

• Distribution/Fulfillment Centers - 23 New Projects

• Industrial Warehouse - 169 New Projects

Distribution and Supply Chain - By Project Scope/Activity

• New Construction - 80 New Projects

• Expansion - 51 New Projects

• Renovations/Equipment Upgrades - 34 New Projects

• Closings - 10 New Projects

Distribution and Supply Chain - By Project Location (Top 5 States)

• Texas - 14 • Florida - 13

• Indiana - 12 • California - 11

• New York - 10

Largest Planned Project

During the month of December, our research team identified 9 new Distribution and Supply Chain facility construction projects with an estimated value of $100 million or more.

The largest project is owned by Redwood Materials, Inc., who is investing $3.5 billion for the construction of a manufacturing, recycling, warehouse, and office complex in CHARLESTON, SC. Construction will occur in phases and is expected to start in early 2023.

Top 10 Tracked Distribution and Supply Chain Project Opportunities

KENTUCKY: Distillery is planning to invest $600 million for the expansion of their warehouse and barrel storage facilities in LONDON, KY and EAST BERNSTADT, KY. They are currently seeking approval for the project.

GEORGIA: Personal care products mfr. is planning to invest $121 million for the renovation and equipment upgrades on a recently leased distribution space in SAVANNAH, GA. Completion is slated for Spring 2023.

FLORIDA: Cold-chain logistics company is planning to invest $115 million for a 170,000 sf expansion of their warehouse facility at 11180 Blasius Rd. in JACKSONVILLE, FL. They are currently seeking approval for the project.

SOUTH CAROLINA: Restaurant chain is planning to invest $80 million for the construction of a distribution center in WEST COLUMBIA, SC. They have recently received approval for the project. Completion is slated for 2024.

NEW YORK: Logistics company is planning to invest $80 million for the construction of a 530,000 sf distribution center at 500 South Dr. in EAST FISHKILL, NY. They are currently seeking approval for the project.

PENNSYLVANIA: Cold storage service provider is planning to invest $75 million for the construction of a 380,000 sf warehouse on Hykes Rd. in ANTRIM TOWNSHIP, PA. They have recently received approval for the project. Construction is expected to start in early Spring 2023 and will occur in two phases.

IOWA: Cold storage service provider is planning to invest $70 million for the expansion and equipment upgrades on their currently under-construction distribution facility in COUNCIL BLUFFS, IA. They have recently received approval for the project.

NORTH CAROLINA: Dairy product mfr. is planning to invest $42 million for the renovation and equipment upgrades on a 220,000 sf processing and warehouse facility in GRAHAM, NC. They have recently received approval for the project.

Since 1959, SalesLeads, based in Jacksonville, FL is a leader in delivering industrial capital project intelligence and prospecting services for sales and marketing teams to ensure a predictable and scalable pipeline.

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Product Showcase

EnerSys® 24-Hour Quick Ship Program makes Motive Power Battery models available for immediate shipment

EnerSys® announced that its 24-Hour Quick Ship Program for its Motive Power portfolio now includes the most popular IRONCLAD Deserthog® flooded battery models. With a 24-hour turnaround in shipment from receipt of the purchase order, the EnerSys Quick Ship program will improve the Company’s customer service through enhanced delivery capabilities, streamlined product processing procedures, and faster order fulfillment. www.enersys.com

Stahlin® Enclosures introduces new interior mounting solutions for ultimate flexibility and strength

Stahlin® Enclosures has announced the availability of its new side panels and weight distribution shelves which aid in interior mounting and support of heavy equipment. These innovative mounting and support solutions are designed for OEMs and installers and are used with Stahlin polycarbonate enclosures to add installation flexibility, increase mounting space, and solve challenges. www.stahlin.com

ORBIS introduces new low-profile Odyssey® pallet to streamline automated warehouses and integrate with existing pallet pools

ORBIS® Corporation, has added the new 40x48 Odyssey® Low Profile (LP) pallet to its suite of reusable plastic pallet offerings. This dimensionally consistent, robust pallet was designed to provide repeatable performance with automated equipment. With the same stability and unique features of the original 40x48 Odyssey pallet, the new low-profile 5.6-inch height aims to bring the added benefit of seamlessly integrating with alternate pallets in existing pallet pools. www.orbiscorporation.com

HUBTEX FluX Sideloader is 360° steering on three wheels

HUBTEX has given its FluX electric multidirectional counterbalance forklift truck an update. The latest generation for load capacities of up to 3 tons is making its debut at LogiMAT 2023. Visitors will be able to see the new central drivers’ position, which provides a higher-up all-around visibility compared to its predecessor. Additionally, the patented 360° HX steering has been added to the compact three-wheel running gear for the first time, ensuring smooth changes in direction from longitudinal to transverse travel. www.hubtex.com

JLG offers new Bi-Energy option on popular compact Crawler Boom Lift models

JLG Industries, Inc. now offers Bi-Energy technology on its X770AJ and X1000AJ compact crawler boom lifts, reducing these machines’ noise and exhaust emissions. The innovative system equips these JLG® machines with two (2) full-sized, independent power sources, combining an emissionsfree lithium-ion battery pack with a dependable diesel engine to allow operators to work indoors and outside with one machine. www.jlg.com

Product Showcase

ProMAT 2023: Kivnon to introduce its versatile Forklift Pallet Stacker

Kivnon will showcase the latest addition to its AGV portfolio at ProMat 2023, its Forklift Pallet Stacker. Kivnon AGVs/AMRs are heavy-duty vehicles that improve safety and process efficiency. The new Forklift Pallet Stacker automatically transports stack pallets, handling loads of up to 2,645 lb, and is ideal for any pallet storage application for internal logistics or warehousing. It can move both forwards and backward and comes equipped with lifting forks to move loads vertically and horizontally at speeds between 0.08 and 1 m/s. www.kivnon.com

Big Joe launches innovative J2-192 Joey Order Picker

Big Joe has launched the J2192 Joey Order Picker which is a versatile, safe, and productive machine; uniquely designed for order-picking operations. Available through Big Joe dealers, the J2-192 performs like no other order-picking machine on the market and expands the company’s J2 offering to reach higher heights than ever before. The primary innovation of this new Big Joe machine is that it supports both forks forward and forks trailing operator stances that can be changed on the fly while maintaining consistent steering orientation. www.bigjoeforklifts.com

AMESPHERE: The next frontier in workplace safety will launch at ProMat 2023

A new era in safety technology will be revealed at ProMAT 2023 by AME. AME has long proclaimed that safety and efficiency should not be opposed and has provided products and services that move sites toward proactive safety and enhanced productivity. The next evolution in this concept, “Amesphere” enable everybody to create a safer space through technology. Visit AME at ProMAT 2023, which runs from March 20-23 in Chicago. www.ameol.it

APEM Inc. low-profile joystick is tough and precise

APEM announces expanded availability of the XS Series lowprofile joystick/thumbstick, ideal for robust applications requiring precise control of industrial equipment, construction vehicles, and marine vessels. The compact size of just 47mm overall height above the panel face is one of the lowest available, making the joystick less vulnerable to impact, and allowing it to be located on dense control arrays without restricting access to other devices. www.apem.com

LiftWise® introduces HTH-1400 Hanging Tire Handler

The new HTH-1400 Hanging Tire Handler from LiftWise® is a high-capacity machine for handling, controlling, and maneuvering tires for reliable installation, removal, or maintenance. With a capacity to lift tires weighing up to 1,400 pounds, the HTH-1400 is fully adjustable to handle tires between 30 and 53 inches and diameter, and up to 19 inches in width. The unique design of the HTH-1400 allows a tire to be easily and precisely positioned by a single operator, maximizing productivity and efficiency for any application. www.lift-wise.com

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SPEC I A LT Y T RAIL E R S

SCRAP BUCK E

Ace Attachments ............................................ 11 www.aceattachments.com

Affordable Warehouse Equipment Inc ............. 7 www.awei.com

Aigner Label Holder Corp. ................... ProMat 1 www.aignerlabelholder.com

American Industrial Transmission, Inc..... 29, 34 www.aittransmission.com

Bishamon Industries ......................... ProMat 11 www.bishamon.com

Bristol Manufacturing ..................................... 9 www.bristolsteel.com

Cee-Jay ............................................... ProMat 3 www.cee-jay.com

Custom Industrial Products, Inc. / CIP ..... 18, 19 www.customindprod.com/vrc

DACS, Inc. ..................................... 8, ProMat 16 www.dacsinc.com

Dyna Rack ..................................... A1, ProMat 2 www.dyna-rack.com

Flight Systems Industrial Products (FSIP) .. A2, 23 www.fsip.biz

Forklift-international.com .............................. 23 www.forklift-international.com

Hader Industries Inc ...................................... 27 www.haderind.com

Interthor, Inc. ................................................ A3 www.interthor.com

Irwin Car & Equipment ................................... 31 www.irwincar.com

Joseph Industries, Inc.................................... 10 www.joseph.com

Material Handling Industry (MHI) .................. A4 www.mhi.org

Mezzanine Safeti-Gates Inc ................ ProMat 5 www.mezzaninesafetygates.com

MFG Tray Company ........................................ 12 www.mfgtray.com

MHEDA ........................................................... 25 www.mheda.org

OZ Lifting Products LLC ................................. 17 www.ozliftingproducts.com

PFlow Industries, Inc. .................................... 15 www.pflow.com

REUSA-Wraps .................................................. 3 www.reusa-wraps.com

Superior Engineering ..................................... 13 www.superioreng.com

Vestil Mfg. Corp. ............................................. 17 www.vestil.com

WPRP Wholesale Pallet Rack Products .. ProMat 10 www.wprpwholesalepalletrack.com

Wy'East Products ............................................ 5 www.clearcap.com

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Discover the latest solutions to move your business forward as industry-leading innovators showcase their latest manufacturing, distribution and supply chain equipment and systems at ProMat 2023, March 20-23, at McCormick Place in Chicago.

ProMat is the place where manufacturing and supply chain professionals help build the future of supply chains to discover that trend or technology that will take their supply chain to the next level of success.

Only at ProMat can you:

 experience the latest innovations from more than 1000 solution providers

 get to know the latest ideas that boost productivity in four keynotes and in more than 100 seminars

 build strong business partnerships with suppliers from all over the world

 see practical demonstrations of the latest technologies and innovations

ProMat 2023 is the only trade show where you can personally see the best solutions and innovations that the industry has to offer in action and where you will meet the leading suppliers in person. There is no additional charge to attend exhibitions and conference sessions.

Whatever solutions you need to succeed, from manufacturing innovation to inspiration for your supply chain, you’ll find it all at ProMat. Come and see what’s new and what the future holds for your supply chain operations.

Code of Conduct

MHI is committed to providing a safe, productive and welcoming environment for all ProMat visitors as well as MHI staff. MHI expects all participants to help ensure a positive experience for everyone. Unacceptable behavior will not be tolerated during any portion of the ProMat event. All participants including, but not limited to, attendees, exhibitors, support staff, speakers, presenters, facilitators, MHI staff members, board members past and present, service providers and all others are expected to abide by this Code of Conduct.

This Policy applies to all aspects of the ProMat event, including exhibits, special events, and sessions.

Registration

All attendees must register to attend the ProMat. Qualified Attendee Registration is offered at no cost. All exhibitors must register their booth staff.

Discrimination and Harassment

MHI has zero-tolerance for any form of discrimination or harassment, including but not limited to gender, sexual orientation, disability, race, ethnicity, religion, national origin or any other protected class. If you experience harassment or hear of any incidents of unacceptable behavior, MHI asks that you report it via e-mail at customerservice@promatshow.com so that we can take the appropriate action.

Interference with Competitors

No person may interfere with the activities of an exhibitor at ProMat, including exhibit booths, product demonstrations, educational sessions and meetings. Behavior, in particular, that is insulting, rude, distracting or disruptive is forbidden.

Suitcasing

Solicitation or promotion of products and services to attendees or exhibitors from non-exhibitors is strictly prohibited.

Other Unacceptable Behavior

In addition to the above, Unacceptable Behavior is further defined as:

 Intimidating, harassing, abusive, discriminatory, derogatory or demeaning speech or actions of any kind.

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religion, national origin, regarding competitors or other exhibitor products, inappropriate use of nudity and/ or sexual images in public spaces or in presentations, or threatening or stalking any attendee, supplier, speaker, presenter, facilitator, MHI staff member, service provider or other show participant.

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 Failure to stop unacceptable behavior when requested by a fellow participant or MHI staff member.

 Sharing your ProMat credentials with other individuals.

 Derogatory social media or app posts against a competitor

Right to Take Action

MHI reserves the right to take any action deemed necessary and appropriate, including immediate removal from the event without warning or refund, in response to any incident of unacceptable behavior, and MHI reserves the right to prohibit attendance at any future meeting or trade show, digitally or in

person. Inappropriate action could also result in future restrictions on attendance at MHI events or possible termination of MHI membership or positions on boards/committees.

Confidentiality

Confidential product information may be shared in exhibitor booths, product demonstrations and in meetings. Participants agree not to use or disclose at any time any confidential information of any exhibitor or their affiliated groups, unless expressly authorized in writing and/or required by law. Taking photos, videos or capturing images of any product or booth display without consent of the exhibitors is forbidden.

Personal Responsibility

By attending ProMat 2023, you agree to abide by and engage in conduct that is beneficial to the health and safety of the event and all persons attending. I will take necessary precautions while at the event including, but not limited to, adhering to all state and local regulations and following the guidance of the CDC. I agree to not attend any ProMat event if I feel ill, had recent exposure to a COVID-19 case or have tested positive for COVID-19 within the last 14 days.

While MHI and the McCormick Place work to implement new and enhanced procedures to safeguard all participants, the is not intended or implied in any way to be a guarantee against possible exposure to COVID-19 or any other infectious diseases during attendance at the event.

By attending ProMat, you agree to voluntarily assume all risk related to exposure and agree to not hold MHI or any of their affiliates including partners and sponsors, directors, officers, employees, agents, contractors, volunteers, or sponsored venues liable for illness.

The center of the manufacturing & supply chain universe

With more than 900 exhibits, the world’s leading material handling, transportation and logistics solution providers will be on hand to showcase their most innovative equipment and systems. Nowhere else will you have the chance to see these solutions in action and determine which can best solve your manufacturing, transportation and supply chain challenges. By attending, you can connect with your peers and tap into the collective power of the industry’s solution and thought leaders, all gathered in one place.

Packaging, Containers & Shipping Equipment

Box and Carton Makers, Dunnage Trays, Packaging and Unitizing Systems, Wrapping, Inspection of Products by Weight or Scanning, Pallets, Wire Baskets, Plastic and Metal Containers, Palletizing Equipment

Robotics, Automation & Emerging Technologies

AS/RS, G2P, AGVs, AGCs, Autonomous Mobile Robots, Articulated Robotic Arms, Sensors, Software, Cloud Computing, Driverless Vehicles, Predictive Analytics, Artificial Intelligence, Omni-Channel Fulfillment, Unified Commerce, Augmented Reality, Virtual Reality, Wearable and Mobile Technologies

Transportation & Logistics

Freight Transportation, Parcel Delivery, Security, Autonomous Vehicles, Robotics, Sensors, Supply Chain Management Software, Third Party Logistics and Reverse Logistics

Material Handling & Logistics Equipment & Systems

Automated Storage and Retrieval Systems, Automatic Guided Vehicle Systems, Casters/Wheels/Tires, Hydraulic and Electrical Components and Controls, Robotics, Personnel/Burden Carriers, Racks, Forklifts, Batteries, Lift Trucks, Flexible Manufacturing Systems, Tool Handling, Conveyors, Mezzanines, Lift Tables, Scissor Lifts, Unit Handling Systems, Manufacturing Execution Systems, Warehouse Management Systems/ Supply Chain and Logistics Execution Systems,

Ergonomic and Safety Equipment, Carousels, Modular Drawer Storage, Order Picking, Sortation Equipment, Shelving and Workstations, Third-Party Logistics

Inventory Management, Information Technology & Controlling Technologies

Computers, Controllers, Software Programs, Systems Integrators, Manufacturing Execution Systems, Warehouse Management Systems/Supply Chain and Logistics Execution Systems, Remote Control Equipment, Wireless Control Systems, Voice Recognition Systems, Enterprise Resource Planning, Order Management Systems, Transportation Management Systems

Warehouse & Manufacturing Equipment

Dock Levelers, Dock Pads, Doors, Forklift Trucks, Racks, Flooring, Handling Systems, Forklift Attachments, Conveyors, Hoists, Cranes, Monorails, Loading Dock Equipment, Below/Hook Lifting Devices

Supply Chain Management & Sustainability

Alternative Fuel Systems, Parcel Management and Distribution, Reverse Logistics, Third Party Logistics, Sustainable Facility Equipment, Supply Chain and Logistics Execution Systems, Enterprise Resource Planning and Transportation Management Systems, Inventory Security Services

Automatic Identification Equipment & Systems Barcode Printers and Scanners, Vision Systems, Voice Recognition Systems, RFID Systems, Systems Integrators

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PROMAT 2023 FLOOR PLAN OF EXHIBITS

Robotics & Automation Solution Center

Information Technology (IT) Solution Center

Knowledge Center Manufacturing & Assembly Solution Center

Fullfillment & Delivery Solution Center

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KEYNOTES

Women Leading In Supply Chains

MONDAY, MARCH 20 | 8:45 AM

Join this panel of AWESOME women as they share their journey through supply chain challenges they have faced, how they continue to break down barriers, use their voice to advocate for themselves and others, and develop strong networks. During this keynote moderated by AWESOME CEO Michelle Dilley, these leaders will share their vision for the future.

A Conversation With José Andrés

TUESDAY, MARCH 21 | 8:45 AM

One of TIME magazine’s most influential people in the world, José Andrés has captured the imagination of a nation, not only as one of the most popular chefs in America, but with his dynamic personality and diverse humanitarian projects aimed at making the world a better place. He is the founder of World Central Kitchen (WCK), a nonprofit devoted to providing meals in the wake of natural disasters as well as the Ukraine war.

Join him as he shares his inspiring story of, and the logistics behind, making the world a better place one meal at a time.

2023 Mhi Annual Industry Report Keynote Panel

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22 | 8:45 AM

This is your opportunity to be the first to have access to this new report on the trends and digital technologies that are transforming supply chains. Deloitte will join MHI CEO John Paxton in presenting the report findings. They will be joined by a panel of manufacturing and supply chain thought leaders to discuss the real-world significance of the report findings.

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22 | 1:00 PM

Maybe you know him as the director of iconic films such as Apollo 13, A Beautiful Mind, Rush, and, most recently, We Feed People, and Thirteen Lives.

Maybe you first saw him as Opie on The Andy Griffith Show or Richie Cunningham on Happy Days. Or maybe his voice will forever be stuck in your head as the narrator in Arrested Development.

Whatever springs to mind when you hear his name, you’re surely familiar with the career of Academy Award-winning director Ron Howard. Whether in front of or behind the camera, Howard has been a part of many of the most significant projects in every decade since the 1960s.

A Conversation With Ron Howard

FEATURED EVENTS

Women In The Supply Chain Industry Forum

MONDAY, MARCH 20 | 12:00 PM – 5:00 PM

Powered by MHI, WERC and MHEDA

Join your peers for an afternoon of education, discussion and networking for women in our industry. Separate fee and registration required. Visit promatshow.com/women to learn more.

MHI Young Professionals Networking Event

MONDAY, MARCH 20 | 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM

Network and connect with other young professionals in the material handling and supply chain industry. Pre-registration is not required to attend, just wear your ProMat 2023 badge.

MHI Industry Night With Nate Bargatze

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 22 | 4:30 PM - 7:00 PM

Join us for an evening of recognition, networking and fun at MHI Industry Night at ProMat. This event will feature the naming of the 2023 MHI Innovation Award winners as well as laughs from comedian Nate Bargatze. Bargatze was featured as one of Esquire’s “Best New Comedians” by Jim Gaffigan, one of Marc Maron’s “Comedians to Watch” in Rolling Stone, one of Variety’s “10 Comics to Watch” and as #1 on Vulture’s “50 Comedians

You Should Know.” He has two Netflix specials, The Greatest Average American and The Tennessee Kid, as well as a weekly podcast called Nateland.

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EXHIBITORS

Exhibitor......................................... Booth

Acumatica S2580

Advance Storage Products S3837

Agility Robotics S1031

AGILOX North America, Inc. N7316

ASG Services LLC S309

Banyitong Science & Technology Developing Co., Ltd. S4350

Bastian Solutions, a Toyota Advanced Logistics company S1203

Bishamon Industries Corporation S1121

Bluff Manufacturing N6719b

BRIGHTPICK N8332

Conveyco Technologies S418

Custom Built Plastic Pallets N6227

Demag Cranes & Components S2423

DMW&H S4118

E80 Group Inc. S3503

EAM-Mosca Corp. S4518

EuroSort Inc. S3326

Fenner Precision Polymers S5344

FilmLOC Inc. S1836

Fives Intralogistics Corp. S3341

Flexcon Container S1822

ForwardX Robotics N7352

Galaxis Technology Group N6333

Generix Group S3588

Hawker Powersource, Inc. S1912

ifm efector, inc. N7925

InCord S1172

inVia Robotics, Inc. S3853

JGA LLC S4471

Komar Industries, LLC S3075

Locus Robotics N8556

Locus Robotics S2503

Locus Robotics S2303

Mezzanine Safeti-Gates, Inc. S1749

Modula Inc. S1926

Newcastle Systems S3872

Niverplast B.V. S4579

Noblelift North America S1568

NORDOCK N6719a

Nucor Warehouse Systems S1068

Numina Group Inc. S3718

Open Sky Group S3575

Pacline Conveyors S2495

Rajant Corporation N8550

RamGuard S1147

Ridg-U-Rak, Inc. S1052

Ryson International, Inc. S1968

Schaltbau North America N6344

SlowStop Guarding Systems, LLC S668

Softeon S3578

Steel King Industries, Inc. S1941

Stoecklin Logistics Inc. S4944

Storage Solutions, Inc. N9020

Stryten Energy S252

Sumitomo Drive Technologies S1812

Sunlight Group Energy Storage Systems S1575

Systems Loading Dock Equipment S2525

Tecsys S3388

TGW Systems Inc. S3812

The Raymond Corporation S1903

The Raymond Corporation S1703

Trelleborg Wheel Systems

Americas, Inc. S4575

TREW ............................................. S4282

TREW ............................................. S4382

Tri-Boro Rack & Storage Products S2531b

Tri-Boro Shelving & Partition Corp S2531a

Tri-Tronics Company Inc. S234

TVH Parts Co. S4113

UNARCO Material Handling, Inc. S1555

UNEX Manufacturing, Inc. S3527

Vanderlande Industries, Inc. S603

viastore SYSTEMS Inc. S441

VisionNav Robotics N7563

Wesco Industrial Products, LLC N6719c

Westfalia Technologies, Inc. S2347

Wiferion North American Inc. N8318

Yaskawa America, Inc. Motoman

Robotics Division N8155

UFP Packaging N6848

48forty Solutions N6021

6 River Systems S2352

A.T.I.B Elettronica srl S4472

ABCO Systems N6046

ABM DRIVES INC. N6535

AC Business Media N9820

Accelogix LLC S3368a

Accenture N6746

Accerion N8529

Accutech Packaging Inc. S5118

ADDVERB TECHNOLOGIES PVT LTD N7168

Adrian’s Safety Solutions S3338

Advanced Intralogistics, A Shoppa’s Company N6754

ADVANCED Motion Controls N8541

Advanced Wireless Communications N9329

Aegis Sortation S2412

Aerocom Systems, Inc. S3471

Affiliated Resources S2777

Aigner Label Holder Corporation S206

Alba Manufacturing Incorporated S2271

All-States Equipment, Inc. S227

ALMAG Aluminum N10026

Almasons S4070

Alpine Supply Chain Solutions S3477

Alps Alpine North America N9519

AmbaFlex Inc. S2518

Ambi Robotics N7757

AME _ Advanced Microwave Engineering N6422

Amer Electric Motion, Inc. S4556a

American Baler Company S1773

AMIGO MOBILITY

INTERNATIONAL, INC. S5331

AML S3180

ANCRA Cargo S1975

Ancra Systems B.V. S1018

Anhui Heli Co., Ltd S1980

Anhui Yufeng Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. N9927

Anter System Polska sp. Z.o.o. N9030

Apache Mills, Inc. S3485

Aquabot-Automation Ltd. N6445

AR Racking S3870

ARAPL RaaS Pvt. Ltd. N6358

ARC by ChargeItSpot N6139

ArcBest N6765

Arkon Mounts N6524

Artemis Vision N8553

A-SAFE INC S1041

............................... N10120

Ascent Warehouse Logistics .......... S424b

ATS Conveyors ............................... N6431

AUTEC North America, LLC ............ N6332

Automated Machine Systems, Inc. . N6349

Automation Controls Group N6320

Automation Plus, Div. of

CSF Incorporated S4938

Automha Americas Automation Corp S1271

AutoScheduler N8928

AutoStore N7500

Avidbots N10311

Balemaster S308

Ballymore Safety Products N6327

Balyo Inc. N8710

Banner Engineering Corporation S3512

Bar Code Integrators, Inc. N6319

Barcodes Inc. S1988

Barcoding, Inc. S3362

Barefoot Ergonomic Flooring by Beagle I, Inc. N6745

BarTender by Seagull Scientific, Inc.S2493

Basler, Inc. N9818

BATTRECON S2697

Beckhoff Automation S1541

Belden Inc. N9933

Benning Power Electronics, Inc. S2975

Berkshire Grey Inc. N6707

BestPack Packaging Systems N6031

Betacom N6160

Better Packages N6641

BEUMER Corporation S1247

BHD Storage Solutions-USA N6254

Big Ass Fans S4364

Big Joe Forklifts N6727

Bihl+Wiedemann, Inc. S4247

Billtrust N9326

Bilt Industries S1025

Birdseye Security Solutions N6154

Bissell Commercial S4275

BITO Storage Solutions US, Inc. S2391

BIXOLON America Inc. N6748

Blaxtair Inc. N6120

Blickle U.S.A. Wheels & Casters S1838

Bloksma Engineering

Materialflusstechnik GmbH S5147

Blower Application Company S204

Blue Giant Equipment Corporation S447

Blue Line Battery S3255

Blue Yonder S3380

BlueBotics SA N6715

BlueCrest N6336

BlueGrace Logistics S2785

BlueSword Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd. S5173

Bolzoni Auramo Inc. S408

Boplan USA Inc. N241

Bosch Rexroth Corp. S1998

Bossard Group N6323

Boston Dynamics S2541

Bottom Line Experts S4268

BOWE SYSTEC North America S3554

Brennan Equipment/Little Giant S128

Brew Control N10219

Bricz S4272

Brink Alert S3385

Brother Mobile Solutions, Inc. S3198

BSL NEW ENERGY

TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD N6356

Bullseye Intelligent Logistics Equipment (Suzhou) Co.,Ltd N9914

Burns & McDonnell S5327

BWS Logistics N9126

BYD Motors Inc. S1584

Cabka North America S4149

Cadre Technologies, Inc. S3077

Caja Robotics N7544

Caljan Inc. S4749

Camcode N6002

Canon Business Process Services N6035

CaPow N8246

Capstone Logistics, LLC N6246

Cargo Spectre N10210

Carron Net Company, Inc. S1814

Cascade Corporation S1218

Caster Connection Inc. N6324

Centerboard S2978

Cherry’s Industrial Equipment Corp. S872

Chicago Tag & Label, Inc. S4531

Cimcorp Automation Ltd. S2703b

CipherLab USA S2686

CJ Logistics America S5144

Claitec N10023

ClearSpan Structures S320

CMC SpA N8159

Coevolution Technology N7530

Cogan Wire & Metal Products, Ltd. S2388

Cognex Corporation N6301

CoGri USA Inc. N8144

Colson Group USA S3239

Combilift N6936

Compact Automation N8336b

Conductix-Wampfler S434

Configura, Inc. S2588

Connors Group LLC S2799

conTeyor Storeganizer S2491

Continental Tire

The Americas, LLC S1771

Contoro Robotics N9710

ConverSight.ai N10032

Conveyor Solutions Inc.

(a Systems In Motion Company) S3277

Cornerstone Specialty Wood Products, LLC S1552

Corvus Robotics, Inc. N10319

Cosme Inc. S2780

Cotterman Company S141

Covariant N6951

Craemer US Corp S4515

Creative Logistics Solutions, Inc. N6258

Creative Safety Supply N9730

Crown Battery Manufacturing Company, Inc. S1075

Crown Plastics Company S124

Cubiscan S1013

Curtis Instruments, Inc. S4368

Custom America N10417

da Roller Corp N6742

DACS, Inc. S1847

Daifuku S3808

Dalian Riqian Logistics Equipment Co., Ltd. N10028

Dambach Lagersysteme

GmbH & Co. KG S1518

Damotech, Inc. S1755

Dane Technologies, Inc. N7553

Datalogic S3541

Davinci S4479

DC Locker N6027

DC Power Technologies S363

DC Velocity N7107

DCPerform N8923

Decade Products, LLC S4259

Definitive Technology Group S2980

Dematic S1503

Dematic S1512

EXHIBITORS

Deposco S4179

Designed Conveyor Systems (DCS) S3568

Dexory N8544

Dexterity Robotics S3391

DL Manufacturing N6048

DLN Integrated Systems, Inc. N6007

Dodge Industrial, Inc. N9120

Doosan Industrial Vehicle America Corp. S3559

Drader Manufacturing S3461

DTA International N8546

Dura-Belt, Inc. S119

Durable Corporation S216

Durable Superior Casters N9125

Durham Manufacturing Company N6526

Dyna-Rack S1819

East Penn Manufacturing Co., Inc. S663

Easy Metrics Inc. S4477

ebm-papst Inc. S1872

Ecotec Ltd S1280

ecoZohm, LLC S121

EKKO Material Handling Equipment N7557

Electrovaya S2315

ELOKON Inc. S3518

Emerson | SolaHD N9814

EMES A.S. N6134

EMH, Inc. S4756

Empire Technologies Group Inc. N10317

Encompass Technologies S2876

ENDO KOGYO CO., LTD. S2298

EnerSys S612

Engineered Products S2939

Engineering Innovation Inc. S4138

Enidine N8336a

enVista S3879

EOSLIFT USA CORPORATION N7116

EPG (Ehrhardt Partner Group) S1859

ePicker N6757

Epicor Software N9526

EPIQ Machinery N8545

EQUIPTO N6430

ErectaStep, LLC S218

Ergomat Inc. S4918

ErgoStrap Inc. S5038

eShipping S3447

Estral Energy N9433

Eternity Technologies UK S3195

EtherCAT Technology Group S1738

Ethium by EControls N8532

Euchner USA, Inc S1456

Euroroll GmbH S5320

Exmile Tire North America N6018

EXO Freight N10117

Exotec N7325

Exponential Power, Inc. S1484

Express Elevators & Lifts N6231

EZTurner N6541

FANUC America Corporation N7520

FAST Global Solutions S2375

FATH Inc. N9719

FEIG Electronics S4570

Felins, Inc. N8717

Ferag America Inc. S4541

Ferro Tiger N9716

Festo Corporation N8118

findadistributor.com S5333

FINETOP CABIN S5336

Fishbowl N9328

FKK USA N10315

Flexco N6845

Flexi – Narrow Aisle Ltd. N6129

Flexi – Narrow Aisle Ltd. N9023

FlexLink Systems, Inc. N9930

FlexQube Inc. N6724

FlexSim Software Products N6659

Flight Systems Industrial Products S975

Floatic Robotics N8415

Flow-Rite Controls S324

Flow-Turn Inc. S1628

FL-Simulators Inc. S3771

Flux Power S2984

FMH Conveyors S641

FoldedPak, Inc. S4535

Folding Guard S231

Forklift Safety Innovations N6318

FORTNA S1947

FOX IV Technologies Inc. S1731

Fox Robotics Inc. N6565

FRANTZ Manufacturing Company S2594

Frazier Industrial Company S2575

FreightPOP S4968

FreightSmith N6317

FreightSnap N6635

Freightwise LLC N9720

FROETEK Plastic Technology Corp. S127

Fulterer USA, Inc. S108

Future Industrial Technologies, Inc. S4831

FY Industries, LLC S321

G.W. Becker, Inc. S1722

Gamber-Johnson LLC S2397

Garlock Safety Systems S4223

Gauer Metal Products S4931

GEBHARDT USA, Inc N7357

Geekplus America, Inc. N7307

Geekplus America, Inc. N7507

GENERALSCAN INC. S2597

Georg Utz, Inc. S4709

German Bionic N10217

Getac USA S2784

Giant-Move Holding, Inc. S5033

Gideon Brothers N9733

Glacier Computer LLC S2793

Gleeson Constructors & Engineers, L.L.C. S305

Global Industrial N6763

Global Trade Magazine S5337

Globe Composite Solutions, LLC S4828

GMR Safety Inc. S1768

Godex Americas S336

Gorbel Inc. S1531

GPS Inventory Solutions, Inc S5035

Grace Technologies, Inc. N8519

Grammer Inc. S5137

Green Cubes Technology S1761

Green Current Solutions N9128

Grenzebach Corporation S2341

GreyOrange Inc. S3353

Greystone Logistics S3521

GSM America Inc. S1626

Guangdong Jaten Robot & Automation Co., Ltd. N9425

Guangdong Tuskrobots Co., Ltd N7939

Habasit America S1884

HAI Robotics U.S.A. Inc N7900

Hallowell S3859

HAMACO Industries Corporation S1528

Hamilton Caster & Mfg. Co. S1816

Handheld S4277

Handle It Inc. S261

Handling Systems International Inc. N6539

Hanel Storage Systems S3523

HANGCHA GROUP CO., LTD. S1959

HANGZHOU OLE-SYSTEMS CO., LTD N8244

Hardline Corporation S2497

Harrington Hoists, Inc. N6509

Harris-Stolper N6053

Havis, Inc. S4168

HBC-radiomatic, Inc. N6512

Heute Inc. - Clean Facility Solutions S205

HexcelPack LLC S1759

Hilti North America N6039

HITNOT Proximity Detection N6133

HIVE Quick Response, LLC N6248

Hobart FEG (Food Equipment Group) N6621

Hoist Magazine N10129

Honeywell Intelligrated S618a

Honeywell Safety & Productivity Solutions S618b

Howland Technology, Inc. S2791

HSM of America S334

Hubmaster Storage & Handling Solutions N6624

HubNetic LLC S4470

Huizhou RoyPow Technology Co., Ltd. S4568

Husky Rack & Wire S1763

HWACHANG Intralogistics Technology Co, LTD S5112

HWASUNG INDUSTRY CO. N9626

Hydrian N10215

Hy-Tek Intralogistics S5168

IAM Robotics N7311

ID Technology, a Division of Pro Mach S3803b

Ideal Warehouse Innovations, Inc. S3350

Identytec GmbH & Co. KG S5149

IHI Logistics & Machinery Corporation N9520

IKG N6022

i-Lift Equipment Ltd. S156

Illinois Engineered Products Inc. N6029

Image Projection S4173

IMER Group | USA S4779

Inbound Logistics Magazine N10031

Indiana Bridge, Inc. S5314

Industrial Netting N6444

Infoplus Commerce N6051

Infor (US), LLC S4068

INFORM N10118

Ing. O. Fiorentini SpA N8723

Instawork N9713

Intelligent Dispensing Solutions (IDS) N8517

Interlake Mecalux Inc. S1741

Interlake Mecalux Inc. S1559

International Baler Corporation S1721

Interroll USA S4131

Interthor, Inc. N6012

Inther Group S5116

INTORQ US Inc. S106

Intralox S1241

Invata Intralogistics N7145

Inventus Power N8147

Inyxa, LLC N9815

io-consultants L.P. N6557

iOS District N8101

Iowa Area Development Group N10214

IPC Mobile. ..................................... S2998

Irwin Car & Equipment ..................... S112

ITC Manufacturing ............................ S868

Itoh Denki USA, Inc. ....................... S2368

Ivanti Wavelink ............................... S4718

J&L Wire Cloth LLC ........................ S2775

Janam Technologies LLC ............... N6417

Janus Automation .......................... N8146

JASCI Software .............................. S3868

JBT Corporation ............................. N7734

JIE USA Inc..................................... N8033

JIN HOUNG FUH (CHUZHOU)

TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD................ N6232

JLT Mobile Computers ................... S3275

Joloda Loading Automation Inc. ..... N6118

JR Automation................................ N8125

Jtec Industries, Inc. N7111

Jungheinrich S1918

Juniper Systems, Inc. S215

K.Hartwall N6945

KAESER COMPRESSORS, Inc. S4468

Kaleris S3584

Kardex S4325

Kargo S4947

Kastalon, Inc. S1120

Kawasaki Robotics (USA), Inc. N6546

KCI Technologies N9714

Keen Research N9827

KEITH Mfg. Co. S1775

Keyence Corporation N10119

Kindred N7125

Kinedyne LLC S4526

Kivnon Logistica S.L. N7154

KNAPP S631

KOAMTAC, Inc. S347

Koerber Supply Chain LLC S1547

Koerber Supply Chain Software S4782

Kollmorgen NDC Solutions N8522

Konecranes S154

Kornylak Corporation N9732

KPI Integrated Solutions S3377

KPI Integrated Solutions S1223

Kudan N8229

KUKA Robotics Corporation N6515

Kyungwoo Systech Inc. S144

La Marche Manufacturing Co. N9528

Landoll Company LLC S4341

Lantech Inc. S4915

Lapeyre Stair S415

Laserglow Technologies N6127

LAUGFS USA, LLC N6347

Lenze Americas S437

Leoch Battery N8926

Leopard Systems N10216

Lester Electrical N8427

Leuze electronic S2312

Lewco / LogistiQ S1080

Lexicon Tech Solutions S1820

LHD USA N7929

Lift & Hoist International S5334

Lift Products, Inc. S316

Linak U.S. Inc. N6121

Lind Electronics, Inc S2875

LinkMisr International S4775

Liquid Floors N6446

Livonia Tool & Laser N6733

LocknCharge N9420

Logistick, Inc. S159

Logistics Business Magazine S5335

LogistiVIEW S3368b

Logistyx Technologies S3175

Logiwa, Inc. S4975

LONG RANGE SOLUTIONS (LRS) N6423

EXHIBITORS

Longbow Advantage S4475

Lozier + CASI N7753

L-S Industries, Inc. N6249

Lucas Systems, Inc. S3775

LUCID Vision Labs, Inc. N8527

M.G.M. Electric Motors

North America Inc. N9627

M.P.M. s.r.l. S1895

M+A Matting S116 Mac Rak Inc. S468

MADE4NET S3191

Madison IAQ S4937

MagicLogic Optimization S3276

Mallard Manufacturing Corporation S2513

Manhattan Associates, Inc. S3875

Manitou North America S2288

Mantis Informatics, Inc. S3188

Mantissa Corporation S143

Maren Balers & Shredders S115

Martin Yale Industries, LLC. S5325

MasterMover, Inc. N6536

Material Handling

Wholesaler/Forklift S1826

Matrix Design Group LLC N6448

Matthews Automation Solutions S4307

Maxam North America S5123

Maxon US N8310

McCue Corporation S1063

Meiden America, Inc. N8115

META Storage Solutions S5141

Metalcraft Inc. N10115

Metalware Corporation Inc. S2585

MetraLabs GmbH N8423

METrans, LLC N10111

Mettler Toledo, Inc. S4356

MHEDA - Material Handling Equipment Distributors Association S3795

MIAS Inc. S3712

Michigan State University Supply Chain Management N9025

Mid America Paper Recycling N6654

MIDAC S.p.A S2991

Midwest Precision Products, Inc. S250

Miebach Consulting Inc. S4582

Millennium Industrial Tire S2515

Minisoft, Inc. S4177

MiTek N6933

Mitsubishi Electric Automation, Inc. N7915

Mobile Industrial Robots (MiR) N7525

MobileDemand S4279

MODERN DIS TICARET LTD. STI. N6229

Molded Fiber Glass Tray Company S1159

Monoflo International, Inc. S4512

Montel Inc. N6236

Morse Manufacturing Company, Inc. S225

Motion2Ai, Inc. N9919

Motion2Ai, Inc. N9917

Mountain Leverage N6560

Movexx International B.V. S4753

Mujin N7568

MuL Technologies S161

MuL Technologies N8315

Multiway Robotics (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd. N8139

Murata Machinery USA, Inc. S2703a

Murrelektronik, Inc. N7935

Mushiny Robotics (Jiangsu) Co., Ltd.N8131

Muvtons Castors Pvt. Ltd. .............. N6341

Nanjing Kingmore Logistics Equipment Manufacturing Co., Ltd. ............... N6044

Nashville Wire Products, Inc. .......... S1971

National Cart Co. ............................ S4153

Nelson Wire & Steel ....................... S1073

New Age Industrial Corporation, Inc. S4312

New Dawn Warehouse Execution Software (WES) S4379

NEXEN CORP. S4550

NexLogitech N9129

Next View Software Inc. S3484

NINGBO GRANDLIFTING CO.,LIMITED N10114

Ningbo Ruyi Joint Stock Co., Ltd. S1591

NITTA Corporation of America S4927

NORD DRIVESYSTEMS N8325

NPI S4553

NPSG Global S5134

NuMove Robotics & Vision N8507

Nutting Carts & Trailers and Acco Material Handling Solutions S2555

ObeCo Inc. S2568

Oceaneering Mobile Robotics S3847

Odoo N10128

OE Attachments S2316

Ohio Gratings Inc. N8920

Ohio Rack Inc. S3571

OMCO Roll Forming Corp. N6527

omlox – as part of PROFIBUS & PROFINET International (PI). N9123

Omnia Wheel (Rotacaster Wheel Pty Ltd) S209

O’Neal Inc. S5338

OneCharge Inc. N6960

OneRack S2882

Onomatic N9923

OP/TECH USA N10110

OPEX Corporation S2712

Optimal Discovery LLC S2516

ORBIS Corporation S4104

OSHA Alliance- US Department of Labor N9032

OTTO Motors N7537

Ottobock Bionic Exoskeletons N6354

Ouster N7934

Output Technology, Inc. - Factrac S203

OZ Lifting Products LLC S122

P&H Casters S1849

PAC Machinery N8321

Pack Mule S3841

Packsize International LLC S3547

Pallite Inc. N6653

Panel Built, Inc. S220

Panther Freight S1834

Panther Industries, Inc. S3803a

PathGuide Technologies, Inc. S4270

Patlite USA N9325

Patterson Fan Company, Inc. S4912

Pcdata Logistics Automation S4538

Peak Technologies S459

Peakboard America Inc. N9619

PeakLogix S4741

Peerless Media, LLC S2363

Pendant Automation N6004

Peninsula Plastics Company Inc. N9617

PENTANOVA CS Corp. S2794

Pepperl+Fuchs, Inc. N7749

PFlow Industries, Inc. S1263

Phantom Auto N6062

PHD Energy Inc. N6011

Philadelphia Scientific LLC S1588

Phoenix Lighting S4534

PHOENIX Wrappers S312

Phononic N8530

Picavi S3459

Pickle Robot Co. N6307

Planiform N8307

PLASGAD USA LLC N6633

Plug Power Inc. S4559 Plus One Robotics N7921

PMG Labels LP N10127

Point Mobile Co. Ltd. S2895

Polymer Solutions International, Inc. N6312

Portable Intelligence Inc S4377

PosiCharge S875

Power Designers Sibex S2684

Power Electronics International, Inc. S1713

Powerfleet S671

PowRparts.com S359

Precision Automation Company, Inc. N8112

Pregis S4982

Presto Lifts, Inc. S2326

Prime Robotics N7163

Prime Vision Technology US, Inc. N6146

Prince George County, Virginia Economic Development Department N6540

ProClip USA Inc. S3591

Pro-Hawk Corporation S4834

PROLANN Group Inc. N6006

Proline N10125

Proos Manufacturing N6112

ProSafe Inc. N8534

Proship, Inc. S2798

Protected Flow Manufacturing S3286

Protector & Folding Truck (P&F) S5323

Protos Security N9715

ProVeyance N9533

PS Industries Incorporated N6521

PSI Engineering S103

PULSEROLLER S1991

Purolator International N9225

QBOID, Inc. N6003

Qimarox S2616

QTEK Design Ltd. N10517

Quantum Storage Systems S361

Quicktron Robotics N8150

RACK ARMOUR Ltd. N6636

Rack Collapse Prevention Ltd. (RCP) N9823

Rafturk Eren Celik Ahsap ve Metal Moble San. ve Tic. Ltd. N7968

Ralphs-Pugh Co., Inc. S1716

RAM Mounts S1161

RAM Mounts S1061

Ranpak Automation N8305

Rasco Industries, Inc. S1725

RAVAS USA, INC S149

Raymath N6220

RB Innovative Products S3573

RCT N9928

RealWear, Inc. S2893

REB Storage Systems International S221

RedLore N10133

RedStone Logistics N10213

Regal Rexnord S4141

Rehrig Pacific Company N8714

Reliance Lithium Werks N8421

RELiON Battery N8212

Relumination, LLC N6259

Renova N6136

Resonant Link, Inc. N9428

ReverseLogix Corp N9712

RFID, Inc. S3473

Rice Lake Weighing Systems S4738

Ricoh Electronics S3284

RightHand Robotics, Inc. N8107

Rightline Equipment, Inc. S131

RIOS Intelligent Machines N6956

Rite-Hite S1536

RiteWay Conveyors Inc. S1871

Robogistics, LLC S4319

Robopac S4337

Rockwell Automation S1021

Rocla AGV Solutions S1231b

Roller Die + Forming S152

Rombit Inc. S4773

RonI S1480

Rousseau Metal, Inc. S1788

Royal 4 Systems S2976

Rufus Labs, Inc. S4953

RWM Casters S314

Rytec Corporation N6351

S.P.E. Elettronica Industriale S4556b

Safety Systems & Controls, Inc. S208

Sage Automation, Inc. N8129

Salco Engineering & Manufacturing Co., Inc. S3475

SATO America S1118

Savety Yellow Products S2591

SAVOYE North America Inc. N7516

Saw Trax Mfg. Inc. S318

Scanbot SDK N9727

Schaefer Systems International, Inc. S1931

Schaefer Systems International, Inc S2331

Schmalz Inc. S659

Schneider Electric S1037

Schoeller Allibert S4923

Scott Automation + Robotics N10511

SDI S1049

SDI S1149

Sealed Air Corporation S3818

Seegrid N7120

SEER Intelligent N6156

Se-Kure Domes and Mirrors N9133

SellerCloud N6447

SencorpWhite, Inc. S424a

Sentry Protection Products S4323

Service Geeni Ltd S2894

Sevensense Robotics AG N8539

SEW-EURODRIVE S1718

SEW-EURODRIVE N7512

SEWIO S349

Shanghai ILife Industrial Co. Ltd N9832

Shanghai UniOne Science & Technology Co., Ltd. N9812

SharkCrates S4933

SHENZHEN ZHILAI SCI AND TECH CO., LTD S1893

ShieldMark Inc. S3714

ShipERP S2598

SiB Solutions Inc. N9830

SICK S3831

Siemens Industry, Inc. S2318

Siena Analytics N7933

SIERA.AI S5036

Siggins S2612

Signode S3531

Simlog N6015

Site Location Partnership N6247

SITI Power Transmission USA, Inc. N9725

Slip Robotics .................................. N6739

SmartBOL....................................... S2884

Smith Corona Corporation .............. S1734

SnapFulfil S2988

Snorkel USA S2416

Solan Systems S2523

Solution Net Systems, LLC S1727

SOTI Inc. S4072

Southern Perfection Fabrication S307

Southworth Products S3331

SpaceGuard Products, Inc. S1268

Spacesaver Corporation N10033

Spanco, Inc. N6124

SpanTech, LLC N6463

Sparck Technologies S4347

Speed Space S213

SPG International, LLC S464

SphereWMS N10121

Spinnaker SCA S2896

Spring Automation S4826

Springfield Sign NWA, LLC N9932

SPS Commerce S1020

SRECTrade, Inc. S4474

SRSI S462

St. Onge Company S3364

Stanley Black & Decker S4713

START International N6533

Steel Cabinets USA, Inc. S5034

Stellana, Inc. N6115

Stock MHS S977

Stoneridge | ORLACO S2393

Storage Rack Engineering, Inc. N6623

Storopack, Inc. S2380

Stow US Inc. N6065

Strategic Mobility Group S3773

StreamTech Engineering S4508

Stromcore Energy Inc. N7161

Strong Hold S5180

Strothmann Machines & Handling GmbH N9726

STXI Motion Ltd. N8301

Sunring Enterprises N6747

Super Duty Fans S4832

Superior Handling Equipment, LLC N9910

Superior Product Handling Solutions, Inc. S303

Superior Tire & Rubber Corp. S452

SupplyChainBrain N9033

SupplyPoint S5341

SupplyPro, Inc. N9817

Suzhou Motor and Drive Electromechanical Technology Co., LTD. N9816

Suzhou Shuangqi Automation Equipment N6553

SVT Robotics N7148

Swisslog Logistics, Inc. S3823

Sylvan Mezzanine Panels S1786

Synkrato N6256

System Logistics Corporation S2334

Tailift USA Co., Inc. S403

Talos Engineered Products, LLC S2538

Tapeswitch N6424

TAWI USA, Inc. - part of the Piab Group S1259

TeamViewer N9825

Technology Container Corp. N6551

TechSera Inc. S2877

TekVisions Inc. S3078

Telco Intercontinental Corp. N10027

Tele Radio LLC S147

Telemecanique Sensors S1752

Tennant Company N7549

Tennsco Corporation S2614

Tension Packaging & Automation S4359

Texwrap S3803c

The Bradbury Group N6525

The Joy Factory N9517

The Kennedy Group S4547

The New Warehouse N10130

The Pallet Alliance S4935

THiRA ROBOTICS N6054

Third Wave Automation N6151

THK America, Inc. N9810

Thombert, Inc. S110

ThruWave, Inc. N8535

Tier-Rack Corporation S1818

Tiffin Metal Products Co. S327

Timken Encoders N9819

TiMOTION USA, Inc. N6627

TKF/IMH Conveyor Systems N10520

TLM International, Inc. N6260

Tocho America Inc. N6419

Tompkins Robotics N7140

Topper Industrial N9510

Toshiba America Business Solutions S456

Total ETO N9427

TR Electronic Inc. N8312

Traka Americas S3375

TransTech- A Wabtec Company S326

Treston Inc. N6339

TRG S2788

Tri R Erecting S1793

Triathlon Battery Solutions, Inc. S4573

Trio Mobil Inc. N9323

Triple Diamond Plastics LLC N9717

Tritech Fall Protection S1284

Troax, Inc. S412

Tryon Solutions, Inc. S2898

TSC Printronix Auto ID S675

Turck Inc. N7157

Twin Oaks Technology S2891

Twintec/Kalman Floor N6345

TZA S3177

UBIQUICOM N9026

UE Systems N6534

UgoWork N6760

Unbox Robotics Pvt. Ltd. N9513

UniCarriers Forklift S1231a

UNIK Group S3184

Unitech America S2886

UNITECH SRL N8511

United States Postal Service S4941

Universal Material Handling Products S1886

Universal Robots USA N8121

Urovo Technology Corporation Limited N6621

Vahle Inc. S1256

Valley Craft, Inc. S2562

VARGO S4523

VCO Systems S4170

VDG (Van der Graaf) S1275

Vecna Robotics N7133

Vector Security Networks S2995

Veridian S4175

Verity AG N8215

Versacart Systems S4562

Verve Motion N9223

Veryable, Inc. S3478

Vestil Manufacturing N6107

VETTER Forks, Inc. N6329

Vicarious N8328

Vidir Solutions S5126

VIMAAN N8344

VITRONIC Machine Vision Ltd. N6418

voestalpine Krems Finaltechnik GmbH S2323b

voestalpine Roll Forming Corporation S2323a

VOXEL N10112

Voxware, Inc. S4126

VPS N8410

Vsimple N8524

WAGNER Fire Safety N6315

Wahsega N8426

Wanzl North America S4162

Ware N7949

Warehouse Design, Inc. S5312

Wayzim Technology Co., Ltd. N7947

Webb-Stiles Company N6001

Weber Packaging Solutions, Inc. S4372 Welser Profile GmbH N6751

WERMA USA N6657

Western Pacific Storage Solutions N8720

WestRock S4331

Wieland Electric Inc. N7953

Winholt Equipment Group S3515

WinMate Inc. N9320

WIPOTEC-OCS, Inc. S237

WireCrafters Automation Safety Division N7534

WireCrafters, LLC S1056

Wirepas S3791

Witron Integrated Logistics N7909

WITTENSTEIN North America N9226

Workplace Material

Handling & Safety N10131

Worldwide Material Handling Products, LLC S1780

Worldwide Material Handling Products, LLC S1580

WSR Solutions BV N8832SP

Wulftec International Inc. S431

Xingyi Metalworking Technology (Zhejiang) N9527

xometry N10212

Yale Material Handling Corporation S1003

Yale Material Handling Corporation S1212

Yard Management Solutions S4375

ZAPI GROUP S1798

Zebra Technologies Corp. S647

ZonePro S3423

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