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OPERATING IN PRAGUE AIRPORT Operating one of the two cargo terminals at Prague airport 24/7, Skyport depends upon its compact but capable Toyota Traigo 24 counterbalanced trucks. Today almost everything is transported by air, from mail to food, zoo animals and luxury cars. Skyport’s terminal is prepared for all types of consignment. When a client airline’s flight arives Skyport puts all of its technical facilities into action, including its Toyota and BT trucks. Toyota 2TD20 towing tractors pull unloaded goods, including containers and pallets on special trolleys, to the Skyport terminal. The process of sorting and placing individual consignments in designated locations continues using Toyota Traigo 24 counterbalanced trucks and BT Levio LWE180 powered pallet trucks. “For manipulating the trolleys inside the warehouse we use the Toyota forklifts for consolidating loads and preparing the trolleys for despatch to the aircraft,” David Adámek continues. “We rely on the trucks – any aircraft will not wait for the goods – so we really require absolute technical reliability, which I can confim we have with our Toyota trucks.” “In 2007 we went out to tender to find a materials handling supplier. After a fairly long selection process we chose Toyota as our long-term partner for future co-operation. What we liked in Toyota’s proposal was mainly its complexity – they were the only provider that was able to supply all of the products we needed at the time.” “Out of all the competitors Toyota was the only supplier that was able to provide us with a complete solution including the diesel towing tractors, so we could get all of the materials handling equipment serviced by one partner. “We decided to go for a lease agreement so we don’t need toworry about repairs or maintenance and we’re quite happy with this solution.” MATERIALS HANDLING WITH CARE... IN COPENHAGEN AIRPORT Availability and specifications are determined regionally and are subject to change without notice. Please consult your authorised Toyota Material Handling distributor for details. Case Studies Case Studies Austria – Belarus – Belgium – Bulgaria – Cyprus – Czech Republic – Denmark – Estonia – Finland – France – Germany – Greece – Hungary – Iceland – Ireland – Italy – Latvia – Lithuania – Luxembourg – Netherlands – Norway – Poland – Portugal – Romania – Russia – Slovakia – Slovenia – Spain – Sweden – Switzerland – Turkey – Ukraine – United Kingdom Toyota Material Handling Europe aims to be close to every one of its customers, and organises its network accordingly. Wherever your business is located, we are never far away. A stronger network Toyota Material Handling Europe (TMHE) aims to be close to every one of its customers and accomplishes this by working with local teams to implement the organisational model that best serves local customer needs. Each of our marketing and sales companies is strategically located to offer optimal market coverage and service convenience, to keep customers’ businesses running smoothly. Wherever customers are located in our vast coverage area they can be sure of receiving consistent and high-quality products and services. By integrating the existing Toyota and BT operations in many countries and developing new organisations in emerging markets, TMHE has developed a network of 400 sales and service centres and nearly 5,000 highly trained service engineers, covering more than 30 countries across Europe. This is an on-going programme and TMHE will continue to develop organisations to meet customers’ needs throughout an expanding European market. Materials Handling for Europe TOYOTA MATERIAL HANDLING EUROPE, MANAGING THE TOYOTA AND BT MATERIALS HANDLING BRANDS IN EUROPE www.toyota-forklifts.eu Material Handling Range for Airports Scandinavian Airlines System (SAS) has always stood out from the crowd for its quality customer service and innovation. Since starting operations in 1946, the company has developed a comprehensive aviation-related service portfolio, including passenger and cargo transportation and airport ground services. In 2004, SAS divided its operations into several different companies focusing on specific core businesses. Two of these new companies are SAS Ground Equipment and Spirit Air Cargo Handling. SAS Ground Equipment offers airport operators a Total Ground Equipment Concept as well as a Radio Communication Concept comprising financing, maintenance and fleet management. In 2005, both companies started a project to reduce the number of suppliers for materials handling equipment, parts and service. “Our target was to have one supplier for trucks, service and spare parts,” says Michael Lysgaard, Director of SAS Ground Equipment Denmark. “We were looking for a full range supplier for the whole Scandinavian market, including the smaller airports.” Toyota was one of four suppliers considered. After extensive driver trials and feedback, SAS Ground Equipment and Spirit Air Cargo Handling signed long-term rental agreements with Toyota for a wide range of electric- powered equipment. Under the deals, Toyota also provides service and maintenance, with two fulltime service technicians on location. In May 2006, Toyota Truck Danmark A/S (now Toyota Material Handling Denmark) delivered 29 units to SAS Ground Equipment: three reach trucks; two 3-wheel, 48V electric forklifts; five 4-wheel, 80V electric forklifts; eight powered stackers, nine powered pallet trucks and two hand pallet trucks. All forklifts are equipped with Toyota’s ‘electric DNA’ technologies: the System of Active Stability, the AC² Power System and the Operator Total Care (OTC) package. They have ergonomic seats with integrated mini-levers, sideways battery exchange, and optional fork extensions for transporting two pallets at once. “The choice for Toyota was based on the total package – the quality of the trucks as well as Toyota’s extensive sales and service network in Scandinavia and across Europe,” says Michael Lysgaard of SAS Ground Equipment. “If we have a need or a service issue, we want to call one place and get it fixed fast. With Toyota we can do that, which also helps us serve our customers better.” High productivity, operator comfort and dependable performance in multi-shift operations are also top priorities for Spirit Air Cargo Handling, says René Jarnel, Technical Coordinator at Spirit Air Cargo Handling. To keep Spirit Air Cargo Handling’s electric fleet running around the clock, Toyota designed and installed two integrated battery charging and changing systems. The charging systems were the first of their kind in Denmark and have significantly enhanced productivity and safety, says René Jarnel. Efficient materials handling operations are key to Spirit Air Cargo Handling’s mission of delivering top-quality customer service. When packaged loads arrive on conveyers and are broken down and rebuilt onto September 2007 www.toyota-forklifts.eu MATERIAL HANDLING new pallets, reach trucks are used to build the pallets and stack them in the racking. “We’re very happy with the first shipment of trucks,” says René Jarnel of Spirit Air Cargo Handling. “And we’re interested in what additional solutions our Toyota distributor can offer.” Toyota Material Handling products in European airport operation The unique supplier to manufacture and supply a wide range of material handling equipment Paris CDG Copenhagen Airport Birmingham London Karlstad Airport Aberdeen Stockholm Arlanda Airport Frankfurt Prague Bucharest AIG Aéroport International de Genève Ostrava Mosnov Munich Milan Rome Fiumicino Lyon Amsterdam

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OPERATING IN PRAGUE AIRPORT

Operating one of the two cargo terminals at Prague airport 24/7, Skyport depends upon its compact but capable Toyota Traigo 24 counterbalanced trucks.

Today almost everything is transported by air, from mail to food, zoo animals and luxury cars. Skyport’s terminal is prepared for all types of consignment.

When a client airline’s flight arives Skyport puts all of its technical facilities into action, including its Toyota and BT trucks. Toyota 2TD20 towing tractors pull unloaded goods, including containers and pallets on special trolleys, to the Skyport terminal. The process of sorting and placing individual consignments in designated locations continues using Toyota Traigo 24 counterbalanced trucks and BT Levio LWE180 powered pallet trucks.

“For manipulating the trolleys inside the warehouse we use the Toyota forklifts for consolidating loads and preparing the trolleys for despatch to the aircraft,” David Adámek continues. “We rely on the trucks – any aircraft will not wait for the goods – so we really require absolute technical reliability, which I can confim we have with our Toyota trucks.”

“In 2007 we went out to tender to find a materials handling supplier. After a fairly long selection process we chose Toyota as our long-term partner for future co-operation. What we liked in Toyota’s proposal was mainly its complexity – they were the only provider that was able to supply all of the products we needed at the time.”

“Out of all the competitors Toyota was the only supplier that was able to provide us with a complete solution including the diesel towing tractors, so we could get all of the materials handling equipment serviced by one partner.

“We decided to go for a lease agreement so we don’t need toworry about repairs or maintenance and we’re quite happy with this solution.”

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Austria – Belarus – Belgium – Bulgaria – Cyprus – Czech Republic – Denmark – Estonia – Finland – France – Germany –

Greece – Hungary – Iceland – Ireland – Italy – Latvia – Lithuania – Luxembourg – Netherlands – Norway – Poland –

Portugal – Romania – Russia – Slovakia – Slovenia – Spain – Sweden – Switzerland – Turkey – Ukraine – United Kingdom

Toyota Material Handling Europe aims to be close to every one of its customers, and organises

its network accordingly. Wherever your business is located, we are never far away.

A stronger networkToyota Material Handling Europe (TMHE) aims to be close to every one of its customers and accomplishes

this by working with local teams to implement the organisational model that best serves local customer

needs. Each of our marketing and sales companies is strategically located to offer optimal market coverage

and service convenience, to keep customers’ businesses running smoothly. Wherever customers are located

in our vast coverage area they can be sure of receiving consistent and high-quality products and services.

By integrating the existing Toyota and BT operations in many countries and developing new organisations

in emerging markets, TMHE has developed a network of 400 sales and service centres and nearly 5,000

highly trained service engineers, covering more than 30 countries across Europe. This is an on-going

programme and TMHE will continue to develop organisations to meet customers’ needs throughout an

expanding European market.

Materials Handling for Europe

TOYOTA MATERIAL HANDLING EUROPE, MANAGING THE TOYOTA AND BT MATERIALS HANDLING BRANDS IN EUROPE

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Material Handling Range for AirportsScandinavian Airlines System (SAS) has always stood out from the crowd for its quality customer service and innovation.

Since starting operations in 1946, the company has developed a comprehensive aviation-related service portfolio, including passenger and cargo transportation and airport ground services.

In 2004, SAS divided its operations into several different companies focusing on specific core businesses. Two of these new companies are SAS Ground Equipment and Spirit Air Cargo Handling. SAS Ground Equipment offers airport operators a Total Ground Equipment Concept as well as a Radio Communication Concept comprising financing, maintenance and fleet management.

In 2005, both companies started a project to reduce the number of suppliers for materials handling equipment, parts and service.

“Our target was to have one supplier for trucks, service and spare parts,” says Michael Lysgaard, Director of SAS Ground Equipment Denmark. “We were looking for a full range supplier for the whole Scandinavian market, including the smaller airports.”

Toyota was one of four suppliers considered. After extensive driver trials and feedback, SAS Ground Equipment andSpirit Air Cargo Handling signed long-term rental agreements with Toyota for a wide range of electric-powered equipment. Under the deals, Toyota also provides service and maintenance, with two fulltime service technicians on location.

In May 2006, Toyota Truck Danmark A/S (now Toyota Material Handling Denmark) delivered 29 units to SAS Ground Equipment: three reach trucks; two 3-wheel, 48V electric forklifts; five 4-wheel, 80V electric forklifts; eight powered stackers, nine powered pallet trucks and two hand pallet trucks.

All forklifts are equipped with Toyota’s ‘electric DNA’ technologies: the System of Active Stability, the AC² Power System and the Operator Total Care (OTC) package. They have ergonomic seats with integrated mini-levers, sideways battery exchange, and optional fork extensions for transporting two pallets at once.

“The choice for Toyota was based on the total package – the quality of the trucks as well as Toyota’s extensive sales and service network in Scandinavia and across Europe,” says Michael Lysgaard of SAS Ground Equipment. “If we have a need or a service issue, we want to call one place and get it fixed fast. With Toyota we can do that, which also helps us serve our customers better.”

High productivity, operator comfort and dependable performance in multi-shift operations are also top priorities for Spirit Air Cargo Handling, says René Jarnel, Technical Coordinator at Spirit Air Cargo Handling.

To keep Spirit Air Cargo Handling’s electric fleet running around the clock, Toyota designed and installed two integrated battery charging and changing systems.The charging systems were the first of their kind in Denmark and have significantly enhanced productivity and safety, says René Jarnel.

Efficient materials handling operations are key to Spirit Air Cargo Handling’s mission of delivering top-quality customer service. When packaged loads arrive on conveyersand are broken down and rebuilt onto September 2007www.toyota-forklifts.eu MATERIAL HANDLING new pallets, reach trucks are used to build the pallets and stack them in the racking.

“We’re very happy with the first shipment of trucks,” says René Jarnel of Spirit Air Cargo Handling. “And we’re interested in what additional solutions our Toyotadistributor can offer.”

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Load capacity

Max picking height

Voltage

Max lift height

Top speed

Battery capacity

Powered pallet trucksHand pallet trucks

BT Lifter BT Pro Lifter BT Pro Lifter M BT High Lifter

Comments:

Also available as silent and with scale

2.3 t / 3 t 2.3 t

Comments:

Electric drive motor

1 t

Comments:

Available with or without electric lift motor

1 t

810 mm

1.3 t

63 Ah

1.4 t / 1.6 t / 1.8 t / 2 t / 2.5 t

150 Ah* / 225 Ah** / 300 Ah

2 t / 2.4 t

620 Ah

BT LevioW-series

BT LevioW-series

BT LevioP-series

1.5 t / 1.75 t / 2 t / 2.5 t / 3 t / 3.5 t

Toyota 7FG/FD

3.5 t / 4 t / 4.5 t / 5 t

Toyota 5FG/FD

5 t / 6 t / 7 t / 8t*

4-wheel engine counterbalanced trucks diesel/gasoline/LPGTowing tractors

Toyota 2TD20/2TG20 Toyota 2TE15/2TE18

Toyota 2TD25/2TG25

26 t – 39 t 20 t – 25 t

33 t – 49 t

BT StaxioP-series

1.2 t

4.8 m

Powered stacker trucks

Comments: Also available as straddle version

1 t

2 m

Comments: Also available with elevating support arms and as straddle version

1.25 t / 1.35 t / 1.6 t / 2 t

5.4 m

1.6 t / 2 t

2.5 m

Comments: Operator platform, mono-mast, elevating support arm, straddle support arm, and double-stack versions available

0.8 t / 1 t / 1.2 t / 1.4 t

4.8 m

BT StaxioW-series

BT StaxioW-series

BT StaxioP-series

BT StaxioP-series

4-wheel electric counterbalanced trucks

1.5 t / 1.6 t / 1.8 t / 2 t

48 V

Toyota 7FBMF

1.6 t / 1.8 t / 2 t / 2.5 t / 3 t / 3.5 t

80 V

Toyota 7FBMF

4 t / 4.5 t / 5 t

80 V

6 t / 7 t / 8.5 t

80 V

3-wheel electric counterbalanced trucks

1 t / 1.25 t / 1.5 t

24 V

1.5 t / 1.6 t / 1.8 t / 2 t

48 V

Comments: 1.6 t and 1.8 t models also available as compact version

Towing tractors

BT Tow Truck Toyota 4CBTY2 / 4CBTYk4* Toyota CBTY4

3 t

12 km/hToyota 4CBT2 / 4CBT3* / 4CBTk4**

2 t / 4 t*

48 V

2 t / 3 t* / 4 t**

48 V

4 t

48 V

Toyota CBT4

Toyota CBT6

4 t

48 V

6 t

48 V

Seated model

Comments:

Operator platform available on 2 t model

* 1.4 t model ** 1.6 t model

Comments:

With operator platform

* diesel only