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Columbia Machine: Load transfer station

Columbia Machine’s (Vancouver, WA) load-transfer station (LTS) transfers loads to alternative pallets, slip sheets, or floors. Ideal for recovering expensive in-house pallets, LTS transfers the load to less expensive pallets, or to the customer’s own pallets for shipping.

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Working at speeds to 300 loads/shift with a single lift-truck operator, LTS reduces excessive labor expenses associated with manual transfers and reduces chances for repetitive-motion injuries. Pallets can be loaded into the LTS from 2 sides, and removed or picked up from any of the 3 sides. A stand-alone mobile design allows it to service other packaging areas, or to be installed as an integrated part of a larger system.

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