Currently abroad is still a high-risk period for the epidemic, but the demand for short-term rental forklifts has unexpectedly increased during this special period.
According to relevant data, in the past three months, the short-term forklift leasing business has increased. This is mainly due to the uncertainty of the coronavirus crisis, because many companies have frozen investment in the purchase of new products or long-term leases, and due to short-term The flexibility of forklift leasing business has made more companies choose short-term leasing business.
According to STILL's report, the company observed: In recent years, the demand for short-term leasing has continued to grow, and more and more companies choose short-term leasing business because it can ensure maximum flexibility and achieve strict cost control. In order to facilitate companies to use this service and try to control costs related to internal logistics, STILL also launched a special discount promotion for new short-term lease contracts applicable to the entire short-term lease business.
In order to enhance safety and sanitation, STILL inspects the forklift before it is delivered to the customer, and performs special disinfection treatment on the entire structure of the forklift (from the cab to the parts in contact with the goods).
During health emergencies, STILL’s technical services and workshops have been continuing to operate in order to shorten the delivery time as much as possible, paying special attention to the sanitary condition of the equipment, and always strive to reduce risks for STILL employees and the company.
It is understood that STILL currently has more than 32,000 short-term leased forklifts in Europe, and the number of new lease agreements is still rising.
