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IndustrialLiftandHoist.com A Publication of: North America’s Trusted Industrial Lift Equipment Information Source Plant and production managers, maintenance supervisors, equipment purchasing agents, and others who make equipment rental and purchasing decisions for their facilities read Industrial Lift and Hoist. These individuals work in a variety of industries, including foundries and mills; alternative and traditional energy, such as solar, wind, and petrochemical; aerospace; mining; manufacturing; and other applications. For the first time, Industrial Lift and Hoist will be published 10 times in 2011, giving you, the equipment and service provider, unrivaled access to end users in a range of markets across North America. To further raise your profile, the circulation will be increased to 23,000 subscribers. It is also the first time I have had the honor and privilege to introduce the ILH media information pack as editor. I’m excited about the journey we’ll take over the next 12 months or so. ILH is respected among end users for providing a comprehensive lifting overview. While it focuses heavily on overhead lifting solutions, it also covers lift truck and personnel lifting technology. End users trust ILH as a source of information and material-handling solutions for the wide range of lifting and moving demands that their output relies on every day. There’s a huge variety of choice available to buyers, particularly in this economic climate. As order activity increases, make sure your products are showcased against competitors within your product sector and, just as importantly, against competing technologies. ILH not only covers a diverse range of equipment and the issues that surround it, but also the components used to ensure its safe and efficient operation. For example, overhead lifting equipment rarely, if ever, touches a load, elevating the importance of information sharing for continued improvement of industry best practices regarding the selection, use, purchase, and maintenance of rigging gear, in addition to other components, such as wire rope, fall protection, and remote controls, to name just a few. Covering business, technology, applications, safety, and more, we draw on our extensive experience covering lifting equipment to offer articles that are relevant, practical, and useful to readers across all industry sectors. Combined with our regularly updated website, there is no faster route to market your products. I look forward to my first year at the helm of your magazine. Richard Howes Associate Publisher and Editor +44 (0)20 8318 7551 [email protected] 2011 MEDIA INFORMATION 800-231-8953 515-574-2312 [email protected] March-April 2010 IndustrialLiftandHoist.com Specialty scissor lift designed for Naval Air Warfare Center Application Trends for Gantry Cranes MAINTAINING MILITARY AIRCRAFTS July - August 2010 IndustrialLiftandHoist.com Experts discuss common questions at ICHC Order Pickers Offer Safe Methods for Pulling Products Off Shelves THE STATUS OF CRANE TRAINING SEE SPECIAL SECTION INSIDE! May-June 2010 IndustrialLiftandHoist.com Pneumatic tire forklifts rule on paved roads and surfaces Making the Case for Automated Overhead Material-Handling Systems SMOOTH OPERATORS Reaching plant managers who make purchasing decisions.
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IndustrialLiftandHoist.com
A Publication of:
North America’s Trusted Industrial Lift Equipment Information Source
Plant and production managers, maintenance supervisors, equipment purchasing agents, and others who make equipment rental and purchasing decisions for their facilities read Industrial Lift and Hoist. These individuals work in a variety of industries, including foundries and mills; alternative and traditional energy, such as solar, wind, and petrochemical; aerospace; mining; manufacturing; and other applications. For the first time, Industrial Lift and Hoist will be published 10 times in 2011, giving you, the equipment and service provider, unrivaled access to end users in a range of markets across North America. To further raise your profile, the circulation will be increased to 23,000 subscribers. It is also the first time I have had the honor and privilege to introduce the ILH media information pack as editor. I’m excited about the journey we’ll take over the next 12 months or so. ILH is respected among end users for providing a
comprehensive lifting overview. While it focuses heavily on overhead lifting solutions, it also covers lift truck and
personnel lifting technology. End users trust ILH as a source of information and material-handling solutions for the wide range of lifting and moving demands that their output relies on every day. There’s a huge variety of choice available to buyers, particularly in this economic climate. As order activity increases, make sure your products are showcased against competitors within your product sector and, just as importantly, against competing technologies. ILH not only covers a diverse range of equipment and the issues that surround it, but also the components used to ensure its safe and efficient operation. For example, overhead lifting equipment rarely, if ever, touches a load, elevating the importance of information sharing for continued improvement of industry best practices regarding the selection, use, purchase, and maintenance of rigging gear, in addition to other components, such as wire rope, fall protection, and remote controls, to name just a few. Covering business, technology, applications, safety, and more, we draw on our extensive experience covering lifting equipment to offer articles that are relevant, practical, and useful to readers across all industry sectors. Combined with our regularly updated website, there is no faster route to market your products. I look forward to my first year at the helm of your magazine.
Richard HowesAssociate Publisher and Editor+44 (0)20 8318 [email protected]
MediainforMation800-231-8953
March-Apri l 2010
IndustrialLiftandHoist.com
Specialty scissor lift
designed for Naval Air
Warfare Center
Application Trends for Gantry Cranes
MAINTAINING MILITARYAIRCRAFTS
July - August 2010
IndustrialLiftandHoist.com
Experts discuss common
questions at ICHCOrder Pickers Offer
Safe Methods for Pulling
Products Off Shelves
THE STATUS OF CRANETRAINING
SEE SPECIAL SECTION INSIDE!M
ay-June 2010
IndustrialLiftandHoist.com
Pneumatic tire forklifts rule
on paved roads and surfaces
Making the Case for
Automated Overhead
Material-Handling System
sSM
OOTH
OPERATORS
reaching plant managers who make purchasing decisions.
The industrial lifting market is huge. Industrial Lift and Hoist has more than 130,000 SIC-coded mailing addresses and 30,000 email addresses from which our circulation is pulled. Industrial Lift and Hoist has surveyed many advertisers asking them what markets offer the most opportunity. Those hot markets include:
Mining • Foundries and Mills • Petrochemical Docks and Harbors • Shipbuilding • Aerospace
Although these markets do not make up our entire circulation, they include a large percentage of readers that receive Industrial Lift
and Hoist and make buying decisions for their companies. They are managers of:
Plants • Production • Maintenance • Purchasing
our Markets and readership
the Broadest Perspective on Hoisting, Personnel Lifting and Specialized Material Handling
industries Served
2011 CaLendar
Bridge CranesHoistsHydraulic Jacking SystemsIndustrial CarryDecksJib CranesMobile Mini CranesMonorail CranesOverhead CranesPedestal CranesRubber Tire GantriesRT Cranes
CranesElectric Scissor LiftsNarrow Access Articulating BoomsOrder PickersPush-Around Vertical LiftsSelf-Propelled Electric Articulating BoomsSelf-Propelled Vertical Lifts
Personnel lifts
lift truCksContainer StackersElectric Lift TrucksIC Lift TrucksPallet JacksPneumatic Lift TrucksRigger TrucksRT ForkliftsSideloaders
Telehandlers
Attachments/AccessoriesBatteries/ChargersControlsFall ProtectionHand HoistsJacks/Rollers
equiPMent CategorieS Covered tHrougHout tHe Year
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Specialty scissor lift
designed for Naval Air
Warfare Center
Application Trends for Gantry Cranes
MAINTAINING MILITARYAIRCRAFTS
Experts discuss common
questions at ICHCOrder Pickers Offer
Safe Methods for Pulling
Products Off Shelves
THE STATUS OF CRANETRAINING
SEE SPECIAL SECTION INSIDE!
Pneumatic tire forklifts rule
on paved roads and surfaces
Making the Case for
Automated Overhead
Material-Handling System
sSM
OOTH
OPERATORS
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July - August 2010 IndustrialLiftandHoist.com
Experts discuss common questions at ICHC
Order Pickers Offer Safe Methods for Pulling Products Off Shelves
THE STATUS OF CRANETRAINING
SEE SPECIAL SECTION INSIDE!
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