Industries Warehousing

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Explore the industry list below to find the solutions best aligned with your day-to-day demands, long-term goals, and the performance you need from your equipment.

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Electric Industrial Vehicles

Material Handling

Forklifts

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Pallet Jacks

Property Owners

Warehouse Products

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Electric Industrial Vehicles

Hyster forklift loading dock pallets

Forklifts

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Pallet Jacks

Forklift among tall warehouse racks

Warehouse Products

Knowledge & Support Papé Resource Library

Technician servicing heavy equipment inside a Papé Machinery service center
Construction

Why Choose a Dealer Service Center Over Independent Repair for Your Equipment

When a dozer, excavator, or loader goes down, the repair decision affects more than the invoice. It can influence warranty coverage, parts compatibility, future reliability, resale value, and how quickly the machine returns to work.   Independent shops can handle some routine repairs, but a dealer service center offers direct access to manufacturer training, OEM parts,…

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Forklift loading a trailer at a commercial worksite
Best Practices

Preparing for Peak Season Without Overbuilding Your Fleet

Peak season can put a warehouse fleet to the test. More inventory coming in, higher order volume, additional shifts, and tighter shipping schedules can quickly leave teams competing for available equipment. But a temporary increase in demand doesn’t always mean you need another permanent forklift. A flexible fleet strategy starts with equipment sized for your…

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Ditch Witch JT21 horizontal directional drill with an HDD crew
News

Keep Your HDD Crew Moving: Why Productivity Depends on More Than the Drill

A directional drill may be the centerpiece of an underground construction project, but plenty of other work has to happen to keep that drill productive. Crews still need to expose utilities, manage drilling fluid, remove slurry, move pipe and tooling, complete shorter trench runs, and restore the site when installation is finished. When any of…

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