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Caterpillar Large Capacity Forklifts Corpus Christi

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History of Forklifts

The technology of forklifts provides the capacity to easily transport heavy or bulky things across short distances. Forklifts are commonly utilized in the daily operations of various kinds of businesses. Forklift design is always undergoing improvement as technology advances.



During the early part of the 20th century, at the beginning of the industrial period within America, the forklift was invented. A company known as Clark made the very first truck tracker during the year 1917. It was developed for use inside Clark's very own plant, but when others saw it they were impressed with this lifting machine, even though it was just capable of lifting loads just a few centimeters off the ground. The following year, Clark began to promote the trucks widely.



The early models were really basic. By the year 1920, hydraulics was incorporated into the design. In the year 1923, Yale Baker developed an electric powered model with a ratchet and pinion system that cost a lot less to use. Pallets were developed as surfaces which are stackable on which to transport supplies. This permitted bigger loads to be moved.



During the Second World War, more businesses moved into the materials handling industry in order to handle increased demand. Businesses, such as Hyster, went from manufacturing various kinds of equipment to producing lift trucks. The U.S. Armed Forces increased demand for forklifts for the reason of bringing military materials to the frontlines. The demand for longer lasting electric models led to the development of forklifts that could last for eight hours.



During the course of their history, forklifts have considerably changed. Industries around the globe need forklifts to increase production and lower expenses. Modern trucks are safer, more comfortable and more productive than their predecessors.

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