Hyster Company Publication Offers Tips for Thriving During Economic Downturn
Free booklet explains how to cut material handling costs and expenses
(GREENVILLE, N.C., USA: Feb. 10, 2009) Hyster Company (www.hyster.com), a leading lift truck designer and manufacturer in North America, now offers a booklet titled 10 Strategies to Help You Thrive in the Economic Downturn. With advice on topics such as parts replacement and maintenance, exploring financing options, and the advantages of fleet management, Hyster Company published the booklet to help businesses succeed during these tumultuous economic times.
The Hyster booklet contains valuable information geared toward businesses interested in reducing lift truck and other material handling expenses. It presents information on telemetry and fleet management options, as well as new ways to reduce energy costs. Other topics include financing options, purchasing programs, maintenance programs and more.
The booklet was introduced at ProMat 2009, and can be downloaded on the Hyster website. For more information on how Hyster Company can help your business, please visit http://hyster.com/Americas/en-US/FinancialSolutions/Home.htmx.
For more information about Hyster lift trucks, or to find a dealer near you, please visit www.hyster.com.
About Hyster Company
Based in Greenville, North Carolina, Hyster Company (http://www.hyster.com) is a leading lift truck designer and manufacturer in North America. Hyster offers more than 130 models configured for gasoline, LPG, diesel, and electric power, with the widest capacity range in the industry - from 2,500 lbs to 115,000 lbs. Supported by the industry's largest and most experienced dealer network, Hyster builds durable lift trucks that deliver high productivity, low total cost of ownership, easy serviceability, and advanced ergonomic features; accompanied by outstanding parts, service and training support.
Hyster employs approximately 7,000 people worldwide as part of NACCO Materials Handling Group, Inc. (www.nmhg.com), a wholly owned subsidiary of NACCO Industries, Inc. (NYSE:NC).
