Germany · founded 1953
Jungheinrich: Europe’s intralogistics specialist
Founded in Hamburg in 1953, Jungheinrich builds electric forklifts, warehouse trucks and automated storage systems, and is one of the world’s largest material handling companies.
- Headquarters
- Hamburg, Germany
- Founded
- 1953
- Ownership
- Public (Frankfurt), family majority
- Focus
- Electric forklifts, warehouse trucks, automation
- Official site
- www.jungheinrich.com
Model guides
Jungheinrich machines we cover
Forklifts
Jungheinrich models compared
3 models · click a column to sort
| Jungheinrich EFG 216 | Forklift | — | — |
| Jungheinrich EJC 216 | Forklift | — | — |
| Jungheinrich ETV 216 | Forklift | — | — |
Dr. Friedrich Jungheinrich founded the company in Hamburg in 1953, launching the Ameise ("ant") electric platform truck. Jungheinrich grew into one of the world's top three forklift manufacturers and a leader in warehouse technology, from pallet trucks and reach trucks to fully automated high-bay systems.
Jungheinrich is known for its focus on electric drives and lithium-ion batteries, which it manufactures in-house.
Lineup
Electric counterbalance trucks such as the EFG 216, reach trucks like the ETV 216, stackers including the EJC 216, order pickers, narrow-aisle trucks and automated guided vehicles.
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