When we introduced the original reach truck in 1954 it was perhaps the most important innovation in forklift design.
Raymond stand up reach truck.
Raymond reach fork trucks as the inventor of the concept of narrow aisle stocking raymond had to rise to the challenge of designing a mechanism that could access items from high narrow shelves efficiently and safely.
You can count on the raymond 7500 reach truck to work hard for you to increase selectivity and productivity.
Interest free deferred lease up to 120 days.
Industry leading forklifts equipment for almost a century raymond has designed and built the best forklifts in the business.
All packaged with the industry leading performance of a raymond reach forklift.
The result is a smarter more scalable fleet of reach trucks.
The raymond 7700 sit stand reach fork truck enhances operator comfort in narrow aisle applications with long travel distances.
With our exclusive universal stance design and patented open view mast the 7500 narrow aisle forklift provides greater visibility whether traveling or load handling and is ideal for narrow aisle and high rack applications.
Already known for exceptional productivity reliability and energy efficiency the 7000 series reach fork trucks now include a full set of technologies and telematics built into the control system of the truck ready to be activated at any time.
Full payout lease only.
Off lease equipment in raymond leasing used rental fleet solution support center raymond branded used equipment fleet new batteries and chargers receive same rate if matched with used truck.
The raymond 4250 stand up forklift is engineered to take productivity to a whole new level from the floor on up.
The company s solution was the reach fork truck which was introduced in the 1950s.
Up to 60 months 2017 and.
Deep reach capacity raymond double deep reach truck configurations allow for double deep pallet storage in the racks eliminating two aisles out of every five for increased storage density.
The sit down reach truck allows the operator to change positions for postural relief over the course of a shift.