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3 new websites from Flexi Narrow Aisle

Apr 26, 2015 Warehousing Ireland Materials Handling, Materials Handling, News, News Comments Off on 3 new websites from Flexi Narrow Aisle

Flexi Narrow Aisle, the UK-based articulated forklift truck manufacturer, has launched three new websites to highlight its extensive range of materials handling solutions, short term truck rental options and training services.

The main site, www.flexi.co.uk, gives thorough details of the company’s full range of articulated very narrow aisle warehouse trucks and delivers full product information, details of the trucks’ features and the huge range of cost saving benefits they offer directly to the visitor’s desktop, while video footage shows the best selling Flexi G4 in action.

Meanwhile, www.flexi-training.com is a guide to the comprehensive range of fully accredited forklift truck operator training courses offered by the company. Flexi’s articulated driver training courses reach HSE approved standards and are designed to give forklift operators the confidence and skills to drive safely and efficiently to ensure that both productivity and profitability targets are met. Courses combine theoretical and practical skills and incorporate the operator’s safety code operating practices, daily inspection procedures and elementary driving practice.

The third new site – www.flexihiretrucks.com – is the portal for anyone with a need for short term articulated forklift hire. Flexi Narrow Aisle has nearly 300 trucks in its short term rental fleet and the average age of the fleet is less than 4 years old. The trucks are available to provide modern, safe and productive equipment at short notice to support seasonal peaks and the increased business levels being seen across the logistics sector.

John Maguire, sales and marketing director of Flexi Narrow Aisle comments: “Our new websites provide a host of information and will be an invaluable source of reference for all logistics professionals tasked with optimising the supply chain.”