Clark Forklift Parts

Clark Forklift Parts - Performing worldwide, there are at this time 350,000 Clark forklifts and lift trucks in operation, with more than 250,000 of those in commission in North America. Clark has five major lines of forklifts across the world, making it one of the most expansive organizations in the industry. Heavy duty trucks ranging from 1,500lb to 18,000lb capacities, duel fuel, petrol, LPG, hand powered lift trucks, narrow-aisle stackers and electric riders are some of their specialties.

Clark Totalift, handles more than 120,000 specific items built for 20 distinctive models of lift trucks and automated equipment. Your regional Clark Dealer is your complete source for availability of all your parts requirements supplied by Clark Totalift.

Clark's phenomenal Parts Distribution Centers are conveniently stationed in Louisville, Kentucky, which serves both their customers and sellers in North America, and Changwon, South Korea, which handles their Asian dealers and consumers. For over 90 years, Clark has exceeded industry standards, being one of the most actively advancing producers. Motivated to offer the highest level of value and service to our clients, Clark remains on the cutting edge when it comes to improving productivity and benefiting performance.

Internationally, Clark has one of the most impressive dealer support networks. With over 550 locations worldwide, dealer representation in over 80 countries and 230 locations in North America, their high level of dedication to their customers predominates the material handling market.

By revolutionizing the operator restraint system safety feature, Clark proudly remains a leader of innovation in the industrial equipment and automated lift truck industry. This exceptional commitment to safety is now a standard feature on every lift truck.

Clark's recurrent mission to possess the No. 1 Quality system in the industry is proudly demonstrated by ISO 9001 - Clark, is the first lift truck manufacturer across the world to be certified with the globally accepted quality standard ISO 9001 for each and every one of their manufacturing facilities. Also, the ISO 14001 Environmental Management System certificate was awarded to Clark's Korean facility in 2001. This paramount achievement allows Clark to be ready for any number of environmental limitations, thus placing them in a dominant market position.

Clark has selected the very economical and beneficial system of "Lean Manufacturing" for its assembly facilities and application of resources. This structure was developed to acknowledge the most effective approaches of manufacturing facility management and ensuring maximum proficiency. Clark has concluded this transition of its Korean facility. COPS which is Clark Optimized Production System, similarly focuses on quality of product and services and manufacturing efficiencies.

Clark's product engineers and suppliers communicate together to develop the proficiency and excellence of their products while minimizing expenses. The new value engineering program combines modern product improvement and offers superior consumer support and service within the industry.

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