Montacargas En Los Angeles

Quisiera saber lo que un montacargas puede hacer por usted? Esta necesitando equipamiento para manejar sus materiales? Se sentiria mas comodo siendo ayudado por un representante que hable español?

 Dejenos presentarnos. Somos Hyundai Forklift del Sur de California, su concesionaria de montacargas Hyundai para los condados de Los Angeles, Orange y Riverside. Nuestra compania está establecida desde 1946, bajo el nombre de Boman Forklift, nuestra meta es llegar a la excelencia sustentando las necesidades de nuestros clientes. Con un equipo de gente bilingϋe, somos capaces de podernos comunicar con todos nuestros clientes de forma clara y precisa para que usted pueda sentirse comodo.

Tenemos una concesionaria completa, que incluye montacargas nuevos y usados, para venta o arrendamiento, montacargas para renta, servicio de montacargas, mantenimiento y reparaciones y una linea completa de partes originales o de mercado. Tambien ofrecemos entrenamiento de seguridad de montacargas en español, el cual es requerido por OSHA.

No necesita hacer más recorridos por sus materiales, nosotros le proveemos de todo lo que necesite como: patín hidráulico, rampas, balanzas, estantes, además de todo tipo de montacargas disponibles en el Mercado hoy en día.

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Incredible Video of Future Technology

This is an incredible video of what future technology may have in store for us.  It is hard to believe we need to have greater access to news, information and communications,  than we already have today.  It is just great to see that the human mind is still thinking of new and better ways to do things.  Watch and enjoy.

Southern California's Guide to Forklifts

Are you a forklift novice? Do you know the difference between a Stacker and an Order Picker?  Do you know which end the forks go on a forklift and which end the fuel tank goes on?  If you don't, there is no need to worry because we are going to teach you.

Southern California Forklift Guide



As was mentioned in our last blog post, we are going to use the next several months to teach you everything you would ever need to know about forklifts in Southern California.  Today we begin with the types of forklifts, and there are many to differentiate between.  Pneumatic, Cushion, Stacker, and Reach trucks, just to name a few.  They all have a purpose and a function that possibly helps your business.  Only you will know this for sure. 

To help you with this, we have develope a fully illustrated guide to forklifts and it is available to you are valued followers for free. Now with our free forklift guide, you can develop a better understanding of the different forklifts that are available for your business.

So please take this time to click on this button and go to our website to get our free guide to forklifts

The Evolution of California Forklifts

With this Blog post, we begin a journey through many postings, that will start with the very beginning of forklifts and provide a complete introduction to this product and technology.  It is our hope, that through these posts, you the reader will become more informed as a forklift operator or forklift owner on the history, types, and functions of this great product.  Today we begin with the beginning and how man has always looked for easier ways of accomplishing difficult strenuous tasks./One can easily think back to the Stone Age man and the invention of the lever. It was Archimedes who finally recognised the importance of the lever and his famous statement "Give me but one firm spot on which to stand and I will move the earth" is well known. We doubt that he was thinking of modern day fork lifts when he said that and indeed it was to be many years before they were developed in the United States.

California forklifts evolved from hoists, which were the primary means of lifting and moving heavy items in the late 1800s. These hoists, essentially chains and winches, gave way to wooden platform trucks around the turn of the 20th century. Soon after, the wooden trucks and their trailers incorporated electric motors and traction batteries.

How to perform fork lift cost analysis in Southern California

Going green is becoming a very politically popular topic these days.  Saving money is an every day topic.

There is little doubt that the world is looking for cleaner and more responsible products to use in nearly every facet of life. That, along with the sudden surge in the cost of petroleum fuels, is making your understanding of the benefits of alternative fuel powered forklifts even more important.  The most viable and readily available technology today is battery operated electric forklifts and they can save you money.

Most consumers have avoided this alternative for many years.  Why? Because the acquisition cost of an electric forklift is much higher than a gas/lpg forklift. Sometimes electric forklifts can cost as much as 30% more than a comparable gas forklift. Unfortunately, this is only one piece of the equations and a very short term view of the total cost of owning a forklift.  

Electric forklifts represent nearly 60% of the forklift market today, up from just 45% twenty years ago, and for good reason. Companies in Southern California are doing the cost analysis onf forklifts  As a result, more and more companies are realizing the major benefits of choosing electric forklifts, which can include:

1. Reduced costs – Fewer moving parts and less heat mean lower operating costs. 
2. Reduced fuel costs – If used appropriately, batteries and chargers cost less than LP, and energy costs are more stable.
3. Reduced emissions – No output of carcinogens and carbons means improved operating conditions  and better health for your employees.

4. Improved operator ergonomics – IC engines produce not only emissions, but also vibration and heat, both of which contribute to operator fatigue. 

If you are interested in finding out more on this subject, we have the tools you can use to make the comparison and prove it to yourself.

Doosan Infracore Planning To Sell Forklift Business

There is always a lot of action taking place in the forklift business.  The statement listed below was recently published by Bloomberg Businessweek and The Dow Jones International.


Doosan Infracore Forklifts

Doosan Infracore Co. Ltd. is considering selling its forklift business in order to focus on its construction equipment business and to secure capital for global expansion. A company spokesman said that Doosan wants to inject proceeds from a potential sale to build excavator plants in China and Brazil, adding that the company has 50% - 55% share of the domestic forklift market.

We consider it our job to educate you on the forklift business and keep you informed.  Check here regularly for informative news and information on the forklift business in California and the world.

Looking for a forklift in Los Angeles?

If you live and work in Southern California and in particular in the Los Angeles area and you need a forklift for your business, you will find you have many choices. Most of the major manufacturers have dealerships in Los Angeles You have a choice of  Hyundai Forklift, Toyota forklift, Nissan Forklift, Komatsu Forklift, Yale, Hyster, Clark, Crown forklift, Raymond and Doosan, just to name a few. This wide breath of choices can make the selection process almost overwhelming.



Hyundai Forklift

 All of these forklift brands are well established and manufactured by major corporations with worldwide presence. So to sort through all the marketing hype and technical jargon, you need to look at a few basic points.

First of all, you need to make sure you are purchasing the correct forklift type for your business application and environment.  There are many types of forklifts and they are designed for specific applications.  You don't want to purchase a diesel powered lift for use indoors and electric lifts outside are not always a good fit.   We will be writing several articles on this blog over the next few months to explain the differences.

How to Charge the Battery in an Electric Forklift

Electric forklifts are powered by industrial batteries. The most common way to charge the battery is to use a charging station, which can service a number of different voltage batteries.

These devices usually have two 8-foot cords that connect to the battery. Newer models are equipped with an automatic charge shut-off, which charges hard for six hours, then at a lower level for the last two hours. The U.S. Occupational Safety Hazard Administration (OSHA) requires workers to wear approved rubber gloves, face mask and apron while charging the forklift battery.Read more: