Mantsinen will be promoting its award-winning crane technology and offering solutions for the retail, agribusiness, automotive and aerospace sectors when it exhibits at this year’s International Week of Transport & Logistics (Semaine Internationale du Transport et de la Logistique).
Taking place at the Porte de Versailles in Paris from March 14-16, this major event will showcase innovative products and services to support procurement, distribution and tomorrow’s supply chain, and is expected to attract around 500 exhibitors.
As well as a programme of 100 themed conferences, the organisers are staging a series of business meetings covering 10 key topics, including rail freight, maritime and import/export. A special Meet & Match facility is designed to help visitors meet the right people and get answers to their questions, so that they can finalise their projects, launch new ones or discuss business propositions.
If you’re planning to visit SITL 2017, be sure to stop by Stand N15 in Pavilion 1, where a warm welcome awaits from the Mantsinen team.
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Editor’s Notes
Operating in all sectors of heavy lifting across the UK and Ireland, Cooper Specialised Handling is the exclusive UK distributor for Meclift, SveTruck and Sany mobile handling equipment, sole UK importer and exclusive distributor for Mantsinen cranes, Movella Translifters, TEC Containers and a long-term specialist in Konecranes lift trucks. The company, which celebrated 20 years in business in 2018, also has a dedicated after-sales division, Cooper Handling Solutions, which specialises in engineering support.
Independently owned, Cooper offers total solutions in both solids and bulk handling. Its customised solutions comprise high quality, high value products and reliable service for businesses operating in the most challenging heavy handling environments, including ports, freight handling, inter-modal terminals, manufacturing and other heavy lifting industries.