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Logistics

Across the globe, B&B attachments are providing material handling solutions that help logistics professionals move their materials and products from point to point, quickly and effectively. Helping our customers meet their needs for flexible, cost-effective material handling requirements that increase the productivity, safety and sustainability of their operations.

B&B’s Attachment flexibility helps Shepley Spring improve productivity

B&B’s Attachment flexibility helps Shepley Spring improve productivity

Established in 1996, Shepley Spring has grown rapidly to become the UK’s only fully-integrated independent own label and contract water bottler. Its centrally-located site in Huddersfield allows for maximum logistical efficiency throughout the UK and Europe. Now, through the supply of Kaup Double Pallet Handler units, on-site productivity has also increased.

B&B Attachments helps to improve productivity at DHL/Coors

B&B Attachments helps to improve productivity at DHL/Coors

Tradeteam Ltd is part of the world's largest logistics company, DHL, and is the UK’s leading drinks logistics business. Formed in 1995, its sole aim was to offer brewers, drinks brand owners and retailers cost savings through a number of tailored services.

Focus on Push-Pull

Focus on Push-Pull

The Push Pull from the UK’s leading supplier of forklift truck attachments, B&B Attachments, is a cost effective solution to ensure optimum performance and maximum productivity when handling materials on slip sheets.

Focus on PowerMount Attachment

Focus on PowerMount Attachment

The UK’s leading supplier of forklift truck attachments, B&B Attachments, is maintaining its reputation for providing innovative products with its PowerMount quick release system.

Focus on LayerMaster

Focus on LayerMaster

The warehousing and logistics industry is a demanding one. Moving its diverse commodities around individual sites and locations can be a time-consuming business. For many years, the industry has struggled to cope with pallet loads that require splitting in order to remove excess layers for storage or achieving the acceptable pallet height for manual handling of the load.