06.05.2024

Toyota Material Handling debuts Vector A-series Man-Up Combis for warehouse revolution.

In the ever-evolving warehouse industry, Toyota Material Handling, a division of CFAO Equipment South Africa, presents the new Vector A-series Man-Up Combi, an articulated forklift truck designed to revolutionize warehouse operations. This innovative solution promises enhanced agility, precision, and safety standards.

The Vector A-series Man-Up Combi boasts high rack handling capabilities, allowing operators to efficiently handle goods or conduct order picking from various rack levels. Stephen Mostert, National Technical Manager at CFAO Equipment SA, highlights the company's commitment to efficiency and safety in warehouse operations through the introduction of the Vector A-series.

The unique design of the Vector A-series ensures stability and precision, particularly when handling heavy loads. Equipped with triplex masts and three-way forks, this articulated four-wheel chassis minimizes aisle space requirements while maximizing stability during operations.

Furthermore, the Vector A-series features staggered quad set support wheels for a smoother ride and extended lifespan of polyurethane wheels. Its ability to navigate through narrow aisles allows for increased storage capacity without expanding floor space.

Toyota Material Handling’s patented Advanced Lifting System reduces battery energy consumption, facilitating longer operating hours on a single charge. The ergonomic design of the cabin prioritizes operator comfort and includes a Human Machine Interface (HMI) for improved interaction and visibility.

Safety remains paramount with the inclusion of Toyota Material Handling’s Personal Protection System (PPS) and advanced stability sensors. These features detect obstructions and personnel, ensuring a safe working environment.

With its ground-breaking features and unwavering support from CFAO Equipment SA, the Vector A-series Man-Up Combis aim to redefine productivity and safety standards in the South African warehouse sector.