Founded in 1956 by Robert A. and Erma D. Payne, U.S. Materials Handling Corporation proudly celebrated its 50th Anniversary in March of 2006. Through the joint efforts of its founders and a dedicated staff, we have grown from a small two-person office to a multi-million dollar, multi-location, full line material handling distributorship.
We represent quality manufacturers with all our product lines and offer Systems Engineering, Turn Key Installations, Parts and Service. We also offer used and rental equipment and Fork Truck Safety Training. Check out our Line Card for more information. Fork Lift Safety TrainingAll U.S. employers, who use fork lift trucks must ensure that all lift truck operators have been trained & tested.
We represent quality manufacturers with all our product lines and offer Systems Engineering, Turn Key Installations, Parts and Service. We also offer used and rental equipment and Fork Truck Safety Training. Check out our Line Card for more information. Fork Lift Safety TrainingAll U.S. employers, who use fork lift trucks must ensure that all lift truck operators have been trained & tested.
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Installation
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U.S. Materials Handling has its own in-house installation team providing a complete package for your projects. Our years of experience in the installation of pallet rack, conveyors, cranes, lockers, shelving, dock levelers and more, guarantees your satisfaction. Whether it's the installation of some new equipment, or the modification of an existing material handling system, U.S. Materials Handling can do the job.
Air Curtains
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An Air Door/Air Curtain creates an invisible barrier of high velocity air to separate different environments. Air enters the unit through the intake. It is then compressed by scrolled fan housings and forced through a nozzle which is directed at the open doorway. The system utilizes centrifugal fans mounted on direct driven, dual shafted motors.
Batteries & Chargers
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Crane Electrification
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Festoon systems are used to electrify various types of mobile equipment. They can be designed not only to support and protect flat and round electrical cables, but air and water hoses as well. Festoon systems are typically used on overhead cranes, port cranes, refuse cranes and other material handling applications.
Dock Seals Shelters - Bumber Lights
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Dock Seals provide an effective seal between the truck trailer and building wall and are the best choice when a tight seal is needed. Dock Shelters are used on larger door openings. Shelters are also best for loading docks serving a variety of trailer sizes. They allow full access to trailer openings and in many situations will out-last Seals.
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