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Become A Power Lifter
Propane is a leader in the material handling market because it offers a number of key advantages over other fuels.
Lower Emissions
Propane-powered forklifts can be used safely indoors or outdoors, because they operate so cleanly. Take upstream emissions into account — from the generation of electricity — and propane forklifts beat electric models as well.
Greater Productivity
Propane forklifts don't lose power like electric models, and only require a quick and easy cylinder change to get back to work. Electric models take hours to recharge.
Proven Performance
Propane is an ideal fuel for material handling; it's the first choice of fuel for warehouses of all kinds across the country.
Abundant Supply
With more than 70 percent of propane production coming from domestic natural gas, the U.S. produces enough of its own propane to exceed customer demand.
Propane Products For Material Handling
Forklifts
Propane powered forklifts will help you raise productivity, lower emissions, and can safely operate indoors or outdoors.
Storage & Distribution
With propane cylinders refilled by your provider and stored onsite, you can keep forklifts on the job as long as necessary.
Light-Duty Vehicles
With propane cylinders refilled by your provider and stored onsite, you can keep forklifts on the job as long as necessary.
Medium-Duty Vehicles
With propane cylinders refilled by your provider and stored onsite, you can keep forklifts on the job as long as necessary.
Propane Can Do That: Material Handling
When we refuel our forklifts, it's nice to be able to go to a cage, grab a cylinder, take it to the forklift, or bring the forklift to the cage, and within minutes we are up and operating again. Bryan Mensch, Senior Exhibit Manager, Renze Display
How to Get Started with Propane
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Learn About Propane's Benefits
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If you’re a forklift operator, there are plenty of reasons to make the switch to propane. Propane forklifts don’t lose power during operation like electric models. There’s no long recharging cycle; switching the fuel cylinders is fast and easy. And unlike gasoline or diesel models, propane forklifts can operate indoors and outdoors, keeping you more productive. And they beat other models hands down for low-emissions performance.
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Explore Your Options
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Enter your zip code to find dealers near you who are confirmed sellers of propane-powered forklifts. They’re available from major manufacturers, so you can get one from a brand you trust. Plus, they’re available in a variety of lifting capacities to meet your needs.
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Work With Your Propane Supplier
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Enter your zip code to find a supplier in your area who works with materials handlers. Your local propane supplier will be happy to answer questions about refueling, cylinder deliver options, onsite cylinder storage, and more.