Strong demand fuels innovation

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Buoyant demand for heavy FLTs and reach stackers is encouraging manufacturers to develop and extend their product ranges. Hyster, for instance, has brought out four new reach stacker models as well as a new dedicated container handling mast truck (WorldCargo News, December 2004, pp26-7 January 2005, p2), whilst Linde looks set to upgrade its complete medium-toheavy FLT range.

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