Showing posts with label CAT Lift Trucks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CAT Lift Trucks. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 21, 2016

SCMH Holiday Hours of Operation 2016


SCMH Holiday Hours of Operation 2016

December 22 OPEN 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM
December 23 CLOSED
December 26 CLOSED
December 30 OPEN 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM
January 2 CLOSED
January 3 OPEN 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Monday, May 18, 2015

Cat Lift Trucks 2ET2500-2ET4000 Series of Three-wheel Electric Trucks

Check out the CAT Lift Trucks 2ET2500-4000 on our website. You may watch a comparative video as well as download the brochure!

http://www.scmh.com/shop/new/cat-lift-truck-2et2500-2et4000-4/


Combining the latest in operator ergonomics, advanced AC control systems and customized performance, the 2ET2500-2ET4000 Series of three-wheel electric trucks provides maximum performance in a variety of applications. Supported by the industry-leading Cat® lift truck dealer network, these trucks are the ideal choice for your material handling needs.

CAPACITY 2510 LBS-3880 LBS
POWER ELECTRIC
TIRE SOLID PNEUMATIC
MAX FORK HEIGHT 118 IN
MAX TRAVEL SPEED LOADED 10MPH
MAX LIFT SPEED LOADED 78.7 FT/MIN-96.5 FT/MIN
MAX GRADEABILITY LOADED 24%-28%

Friday, October 31, 2014

SCMH Halloween Celebration Benefits Make a Wish Foundation

October 31, 2014 WHITTIER, CA  Beyond the Halloween costumes, office décor, and fanfare, Southern California Material Handling (SCMH) employees seized the opportunity to extend the celebration to the cause of Make a Wish Foundation via candy apple grams.

Employees purchased candy apple grams and had them delivered directly to their selected recipients early morning. Proceeds of the candy apple sale goes to Make a Wish Foundation Orange County and Inland Empire. “The well-received desk-to-desk candy apple gram generated funds enough to jumpstart the involvement of SCMH in the annual Walk for Wishes.” SCMH Warranty Supervisor and Make a Wish Foundation Wish Grantor Mike Rosoff shares.


Rosoff together with HR Head Gabby Duran initiated the candy apple gram activity that not only gave the employees a chance to sweetly greet their peers a happy Halloween, but also contribute to a greater cause—helping fulfill wishes of children undergoing life-threatening illnesses.