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Happy 4th of July! We wish our employees, valued customers, and friends a wonderful time on this special day celebrating American history. We'll be closed on Monday, July 5th, in observance of the holiday and back to service our customers on July 6th. Enjoy & Stay Safe!

There's no doubt that buying a new or used forklift requires a large upfront capital investment. The price is determined by many variables including the capacity, operating capabilities, engine type, brand, condition, and accessories. However, there are several “other” items to consider in addition to the initial cost of a lift truck.

Whether you are redesigning one of your business's current warehouses or building a new warehouse from scratch, you will need to consider a few things before committing to your first plan. The way your warehouse is designed will significantly impact your organization's efficiency and, ultimately, your bottom line.

2020 has been described as unprecedented, challenging, and surreal, to name a few. Our lives have included new practices like social distancing, masking, and sanitizing. Phrases such as superspreader, quarantine, and stimulus became part of our daily news. Throughout it all, Action Lift has operated as an essential business.

Modern technology has influenced the lift truck in many ways, including the batteries that power them. One of the most significant demands of the supply chain is speed, combined with efficiency. Read more about the ways to charge lead-acid batteries.

In December 2020, Action Lift, Inc. will reach a milestone—35 years of doing business in the material handling industry. The company is the largest, locally owned material-handling equipment supplier in Northeastern Pennsylvania, providing top-notch equipment with the region's best service.

In many warehouse operations, loading docks are hampered with the potential for danger. Without proper training, procedures, equipment, and maintenance, they can expose employees to disaster at every turn. Read more to learn basic safety tips for truckers and warehouse workers.

Supporting the supply chain by providing material handling equipment and services meets the criteria established by state and county governments to be an essential business. Action Lift remains open to service our customers, many that provide life-sustaining products and services that keep our communities safe and thriving.