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Parts Cleaning and Wash Tanks
4th September, 2023 | by Matthew BrittainEasily and safely collect used solvents from the parts washing process.
Parts Wash Tanks are fitted with a self-closing lid. Opening the lid is operated by a foot pedal, allowing the worker to open the lid with both hands full. An adjustable gas strut prevents the cover from slamming shut when the pedal is released.
Parts Wash Tanks with Dual Chamber allow workers to remove grime on one side and do the final rinse in fresh solvent on the other side. Other features are the same as the single chamber wash tank. Each chamber has its own 3/4″ drain plug to safely remove the used cleaning solution. The wash tanks are evenly divided into left and right sections.
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Lifting Clamps Wide Opening
22nd August, 2023 | by Matthew BrittainHorizontal Lifting Clamps with a very large opening for handling plates, sheets, fabricated parts or bundles of material.
Normally used in pairs but can be used 3 or more clamps at a time, depending on the load to be carried. A lifting sling is not included.
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Chain Hoists – Manual any angle YaleLift
28th November, 2021 | by materialshandlingThe YaleLift-360 Manual Chain Block is a revolution in the world of manual hoists! It combines technical innovation with a modern and robust design to create an incredible lifting and handling solution. Its strong construction makes it appropriate for a wide range of applications. The load is even secured in any position thanks to an incorporated load pressure brake.
Made in Europe, this lifting aid is high-quality, robust and application-orientated. The design features a patented rotating hand chain guide, which makes it unlike other chain blocks of its kind. This revolutionary 360° operation allows the work to operate from virtually any position. This ensures the device is also simple and flexible to use.
The YaLelift-360 handles loads between 500-2000 kg. It can be easily integrated with pushed or geared trolley.
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Step Up for Clean Up Australia Day!
2nd March, 2021 | by materialshandlingWith Clean Up Australia Day just around the corner, there is no better time than to take the pledge and look after our environment.
Single-use disposable items, such as coffee cups, food packaging, masks and sanitised wipes, still pose a massive threat, polluting parks, bushland, streets and beaches.
Research shows that more than 1 in 3 (34%) Australian households self-identified as producing more packaging waste, compared to previous years. This derives from lockdown periods and restrictions caused by the coronavirus pandemic. As such, more than 1 in 2 (55%) reported they are more concerned about product packaging and waste than they were in 2019.
Hosted on the first Sunday in March, Clean Up Australia Day inspires and empowers individuals, communities, and organisations to clean up, fix up and conserve the environment. Started 30 years ago, the initiative aims to make a difference and has since grown into the nation’s largest community-based environmental event.
Materials Handling takes part in the Business Clean Up Australia Day on Tuesday, 2 March.
Clean Up Australia Chairman, Pip Kiernan spoke about the event in 2021 and how it’s important for all Australians to take the pledge to Step Up and Clean Up, which is the events overarching mission.
“This year has seen disruption to our lives, not least of all to our local environments which have been impacted by increased uptake of single-use, disposable items,” said Ms Kiernan.
“We know Australians everywhere are itching to get involved… Indeed, it’s never been more important to get involved and make a real difference… By planning ahead and signing up to a Clean Up event, you are making a pledge to help conserve the environment for the long-term future and taking an important action by stepping up for your community.”
In response to the everchanging COVID-19 pandemic, additional conditions will be put in place to ensure the health and safety of all volunteers who take part in the event. This includes setting limits per event and Clean-Up kits with QR registration codes, hand sanitiser, gloves and plus bags for every participant.
Volunteers clean up on Clean Up Australia Day. Photo Credit: Tim Levy.
That being said, we are reminded that Clean Up Australia Day isn’t just a one-day affair; with environmental action encouraged every day of the year.
“Stepping Up to Clean Up goes well beyond one day. It’s an ongoing commitment to protecting our environment and looking for ways to help live more sustainably 365 days a year,” said Ms Kiernan.
“Most recently, the 2025 National Packaging Targets set a clear path and open ambition for all Australians to choose a sustainable pathway for our future, which included targets for 100% reusable, recyclable or compostable packaging, so the time to get involved is now – for both Clean Up Australia Day 2021 and well beyond.”
Clean Up Australia Day will be held on Sunday, 7 March 2021 with Business Clean Up Day’s on Tuesday, 2 March 2021 and Schools Clean Up Day on Friday, 5 March 2021.
For those wanting to join the initiative, Clean Up Australia events are happening across the nation and more information can be found via the Clean Up website. Alternatively, consider donating to the cause, which will go straight to educational resources and clean up materials.
Other ways community members can get involved is by shopping their ‘Buy Recycled Collections’, which showcases products and packaging made from recycled content, extending the life of resources, and reducing the need to extract new ones from our precious planet.
Resources:
* Quantum Market Research, Pact Group Community Attitudes to Waste and Recycling Report, July 2020
** Our Packaging Future: A Collective Impact Framework to achieve the 2025 national packaging targets. April 2020Browse some of our great Waste Management solutions and do your part for the environment!
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2019 Christmas Holiday Closure
17th December, 2019 | by materialshandlingNational Office Closure Dates:
Please be advised that Materials Handling will be closed during the holiday season. Operations will conclude on Friday, 20 December 2019 at 3:00 PM and re-open on Monday, 6 January 2020 at 8:00 AM. When placing an order, please keep in mind these dates and lead times of suppliers that may affect the delivery of items prior to Christmas.
As the year draws to a close, we’d like to thank our friends, clients, suppliers and supporters for a fantastic 2019! It’s been a huge year for Materials Handling – we expanded our product range to include even more innovative technologies and forged many new partnerships. Not to mention, we’ve grown our team to further support our safety, lifting and handling solutions.
From all our families to yours, please have a joyful and merry Christmas. We wish you a safe holiday break, and peace and prosperity in the coming year. May 2020 have you ‘working with ease…’.
Merry Christmas from Materials Handling!
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Vinnies Christmas Appeal 2018
6th December, 2018 | by materialshandlingChristmas is a time for family and celebrations. It’s a time to create meaningful memories and successfully bring people together during a cherished holiday season. For some families, however, it’s hard to feel joy when living conditions are unaffordable. Of the 3 million Australians who are living below poverty, approximately 731 000 of them are children.
Despite the sentimental value Christmas can bring, for some families, it’s hard to feel the joy at a time of need. Enter the St Vincent de Paul Society and their Vinnies Christmas Appeal. As a charity that is committed to giving to those who truly need help, the St Vinnies troupes offer a range of initiatives to fight against poverty and inequality.
Each year, the charity works to shape a more compassionate society and assist many members of the community. Their Christmas Appeal is supported by many philanthropists with efforts spread nationwide. Last year in Brisbane, Queensland, more than 2,700 people in need were given hope and a more joyful Christmas. Donations are widely appreciated as far too many people face a Christmas without much cheer.
As such, Materials Handling was proud to donate to the cause once again. For over 5 years, we’ve supported the charity and its efforts, by gifting presents to young children. Making for a memorable Christmas Day, we purchased several bicycles, complete with helmets, for kids aged 11-years-old and under to enjoy. These presents will be assembled and gifted on Christmas morning by the Greenslopes Private Hospital division of the charity. The hospital helps facilitate the delivery of many donations. They assist the charity with several of their Christmas efforts.
Your gift can change lives as well. Through support and acts of kindness, families can have the Christmas they deserve. If you’d like to contribute to the Vinnies Christmas Appeal, visit vinnies.org.au, phone 131812 or visit any local Vinnies Shop.
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Tipping Bins Forklift Mounted Lever Release
6th March, 2018 | by materialshandlingOur Forklift Tipping Bins (Lever Release) are an economical and practical solution for retrieving, collecting and disposing industrial waste.
Featuring a low profile, their versatility allows them to be used in confined spaces to improve waste handling and management processes.
To activate the tipping action, a forklift driver pulls a cord from the drivers seat. This lever release mechanism allows the bin to empty its contents smoothly and with ease. Furthermore, an in-built, customised shock absorber prevents external forces transmitting to the driver during the release and emptying process.
With an incredible Working Load Limit (WLL) of 1500 kg, this attachment is robust and reliable. It is manufactured from 3 mm plate and reinforced with heavy-duty edging and crane lugs.
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Vinnies Christmas Appeal 2017
14th December, 2017 | by materialshandlingFor many families out there, Christmas is a happy and festive occasion.
The sad reality, however, is that 13.3% of Australians are living in poverty. Facing a number of challenges every day, most parents cannot provide for their kids. Of that percentage, 731 000 children may not experience a festive wish they so desire.
Helping to change these lives is the St Vincent de Paul Society and their amazing charitable venture, the ‘St Vinnies Christmas Appeal’.
As one of the many opportunities St Vinnies provides to help disadvantaged men and women, the Christmas Appeal really aids those less fortunate. At a time of great need for many households – especially families – parents try to give their children the best Christmas they can afford. When they cannot meet those expectations, St Vinnies is there to support them with the help and generosity of the public.
As Christmas is a time for giving and sharing, we are proud to support Greenslopes Private Hospital, once again, and make a solid contribution to this endeavour. To help make the load a little easier, Materials Handling contributed a number of bicycles (with helmets, of course) to young boys and girls, varying in ages from 2 to 10-years-old. We hope these gifts will be a great surprise for a number of children on Christmas morning.
Not only is supporting the Christmas Appeal a wonderful way to give, but it’s also a time to appreciate all that we have by thinking of our local communities and other families. We believe, one simple donation can give the opportunity for a better life.
We would like to extend the warm Christmas wishes and hope everyone has a festive and joyful holiday.
The St Vincent de Paul Society is always seeking volunteers and motivated individuals who would like to help their community. To get involved, please visit the organisation at https://www.vinnies.org.au/page/Get_Involved/ . Alternatively, if you would like to donate to the Christmas Appeal, please call 13 18 12 or visit https://donate.vinnies.org.au/donation-hub-christmas-appeal.
