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Type "E" trucks meet the minimum standards for electrical hazards and fire. This is the most common label applied for electric lift trucks. Trucks described as type "E" cannot be used in unsafe areas. Type "ES" trucks meet all the standards of Type "E" lift trucks and have added equipment so as to prevent the emission of sparks and control the surface temperature of lift truck components.
Type "ES" lift trucks are more specialized and are not usually accessible. Type "EE" lift trucks meet all the requirements of Type "E" and "ES" lift trucks and have all electrical motors and spark producing electrical components completely enclosed because Type "EE" lift trucks are usually used where a dangerous location has been recognized. Type "EX" trucks are specially designed for use in environments where flammable fibers or dust or vapors could be present. These types of forklifts are made using no spark generating components along with various protective measures in order to guarantee optimum safety in the risky applications they could be used for.
In the global trade of material handling, lift trucks play an important role for transporting industrial goods. First innovated as industrial vehicles during the 1930s in the U.S., forklifts gained popularity following World War II during the 1940s. Becoming a reliable and efficient means to material handling solutions, the practicality and need of these equipment spread internationally.
Initially established as Toyo Carrier Manufacturing Company Limited, in the year 1949, the company was later renamed Toyo Umpanki Co. previous to becoming known as the TCM Corporation. Founded by Mr. N. Niwa manufactured Japan's very first forklift. Over the years, TCM forklifts have become an international leader in lift truck manufacturing and have built a solid reputation in the trade. TCM started building lift truck manufacturing locations outside of Japan in the 1980s and is presently engaged in lift truck manufacturer at three foreign factories in the United States, Europe and China.
TCM proudly manufactures numerous models of industrial forklifts with more than 50 years of accumulated technology and expertise, making their products used and recognized all around the globe. Characterized by strong initiatives and energetic staff, TCM continues to look toward the future and intends to become a world-class leading business.
