DC Velocity - December 2010

Far afield: Motorola offers its new MC959B mobile computer, a rugged handheld device designed for mobile field workers who work in large territories with coverage areas that might be best served by different cellular networks. The MC959B allows mobile workers to easily select the wireless network that best meets their needs. It incorporates Qualcomm’s Gobi connectivity technology—one of the first embedded mobile wireless solutions designed to put an end to connectivity limitations.

The newest addition to Motorola’s MC9500- K series, the MC959B is a data-only device. It offers a dual 3G WAN modem that enables enterprises to deploy it on multiple networks and switch between 3.5G GSM HSUPA and 3. 5 CDMA EVDO Rev A connections.

Designed to improve operational efficiencies with superior ergonomics, the new MC959B mobile computer offers a sleek and reliable form factor for enterprises demanding versatile and rugged solutions. (Motorola, www.motoro- la.com/mc9500)

More in store: Lista International Corp. introduces its Lista Shelf Converter System. The system transforms traditional shelf storage into a high-density drawer storage solution that uses the full cubic capacity of existing storage space. It is suitable for a wide range of maintenance and repair operations, parts cribs, and manufacturing settings and represents a lower-cost retrofit solution for parts departments looking to expand their storage capabilities.

The Lista Shelf Converter can increase storage capacity by as much as 50 percent over traditional shelf storage at a fraction of the cost of replacing shelving. The Shelf Converter System consists of modular Lista drawers set into a frame that fits a number of standard shelving brands, including Penco Clipper, Rousseau Spider, Tennsco Q-Line, Metalware, and Western Pacific Deluxe. The system allows customers to store small to medium-sized items in drawers or on rollout trays, and larger, bulkier items on shelves. It is easily expandable as storage needs change.

Lista’s drawers hold up to 440 pounds per unit, even when fully extended. (Lista International Corp., www.listaintl.com)

Ship shape: MyShipINFO Mobile from enVista provides transportation professionals with mobile access to their current transportation metrics and spend. An extension of enVista’s myShipINFO Business Intelligence tool, myShipINFO Mobile gives users instant Web-based visibility to current multimodal transportation expenditures, including parcel, LTL, FTL, ocean, and air, from nearly any handheld mobile device. (enVista, www.envistacorp.com)

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High Capacity
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customers’ need
to go higher
and handle
more weight.

High Capacity Spirals The new Ryson High Capacity Spirals handle double the capacity of our regular spirals and still ships in one piece. No other spiral conveyor comes close to the height and capacity capabilities of these new spirals, plus they are faster and more reliable than any elevator or lift.

Multiple Entry Spirals The new Ryson Spirals can also be configured to allow loads to enter the spirals from several different elevations. A new high speed induction conveyor provides controlled spiral entry.

Quality and service come first at Ryson and we are the number one spiral manufacturer in the USA. For application assistance or more information, call or visit the industry leader at www.ryson.com.