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Topper Industrial addressed benefits of a fork truck free Initiative. Executives at Topper Industrial discussed how critical it is to consider more than the initial price tag of a fork truck. The sticker price, in fact, represents just a small portion of the total cost of ownership according to Ed Brown, founder. The acquisition cost is only about 10 to 20 percent of the total cost of the forklift truck, maintenance and repairs represent the rest.

Ed Brown, founder of Topper Industrial, a leading manufacturer of various material handling equipment in Sturtevant, Wisconsin. Brown is the company CEO and also oversees Sales and Research & Development. The company proves highly innovative in finding solutions to the needs of an ever changing industrial work environment.

Topper Industrial, a leading manufacturer of various material handling equipment, discussed the systems, equipment, and processes required by original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) and Tier 1, 2 and 3 component suppliers in the automotive industries. The processes in place must support just-in-time (JIT) delivery of stored components line side to meet lean manufacturing best-practice initiatives.

Topper Industrial, leader in the material handling equipment industry, looked at the high stakes in recall management and how auto industry supply chain managers must take a hard look at analytics. While many auto executives (42%) expect more industry recalls in 2016, just 8% use advanced predictive analytics to help prevent, prepare for, and manage recalls, according to a recent online poll from Deloitte. Nearly one-quarter (23%) have no operational product safety and recall anticipatory analytic capabilities.

Jenna Walter, Topper Industrial office manager has been with the company since 2002. Walter is a highly skilled at office management, AP, AR and safety. Walter provides excellent customer relations and employee orientation and training.

Topper Industrial addressed benefits of a fork truck free initiative. Executives at Topper Industrial discussed how critical it is to consider more than the initial price tag of a fork truck. The sticker price, in fact, represents just a small portion of the total cost of ownership according to Ed Brown, founder. The acquisition cost is only about 10 to 20 percent of the total cost of the forklift truck, maintenance and repairs represent the rest.

Topper Industrial, leader in the material handling equipment industry, is featured in the current issue of Quality Digest. Manufacturing journalist, Thomas R. Cutler authored the feature article, titled, "The Next Layer of Lean Manufacturing," examined how fork truck free systems drive improved throughput and diminishes cost of poor quality.

Topper Industrial, leader in the material handling equipment industry, described why ETO (engineered-to-order) solutions are required. Manufacturers need very specific production, material handling, and manufacturing requirements. A dedicated team of engineers with decades of experience define, design, and develop a material handling solution meeting the specific application, ensuring the proper solutions in size, weight, and functionality.

MODEX 2016 is giving exhibitors one minute to convince every attendee that they need to come to their booth. Topper Industrial, the leader in fork truck free material handling equipment, has submitted a one-minute video for MODEX 2016, titled "At the Intersection of Material Handling."

Jason Bullard, Topper Industrial Sales Engineer, has been with the company for 5 months. Bullard is highly skilled at creating and offering the correct solutions, strong engineering and CAD background, program management, business management, product marketing, and excellent customer relations.