Forklift trucks, platform tracks, warehousing industrial cranes, stradle carrier trucks, pallet trucks, platform trucks, warehousing trailers, conveyer systems and others, used in storage and handling operations.

-see also:
"Material Handling Equipment" is in the NAICS Code "33392"
  (Material Handling Equipment ManufacturingMaterial Handling Equipment Manufacturing)

Ref: 84760/2006-08-24

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Equipment (Equipment revolves around all machine ry, tools, ...)
Forklift Truck (A machine-powered device that is used to raise ...)
Carrier (Carrier is a mechanism by which information is ...)

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