Toyota Material Handling | Products: Core IC Forklifts Video
Powerful enough to lift up to 6,500 lbs. yet capable of navigating in 12-foot aisles, the Core IC Cushion forklift is a trusted multipurpose forklift.
Powerful enough to lift up to 6,500 lbs. yet capable of navigating in 12-foot aisles, the Core IC Cushion forklift is a trusted multipurpose forklift.
Toyota’s Core IC Cushion Forklift is one of the most popular forklifts in North America. Warehousing and distribution applications, the auto industry, general manufacturing plants and retail storefronts often utilize Toyota’s Core IC Cushion for its extreme versatility.
Powerful enough to lift up to 6,500 lbs. yet capable of navigating in 12-foot aisles, the Core IC Cushion forklift is a trusted multipurpose forklift.
Additionally, the Core IC Pneumatic Forklift is wildly durable and engineered with ergonomics in mind, and can maneuver almost anything. With a lift capacity range of 3,000-6,500 lbs., the Toyota Core IC Pneumatic forklift is the premier material handling solution for most outdoor applications.
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