Lansing

Lansing Bagnall was a renowned British forklift manufacturer and a pioneer in material handling solutions. Founded in 1949 by Fred Brown and Les Lansdown, the company was initially based in Basingstoke, UK. Lansing Bagnall quickly established itself as a major player in the global forklift and material handling industry, earning a reputation for its innovative designs, exceptional quality, and customer-focused approach.

The company's product portfolio included a wide range of forklift trucks, pallet trucks, reach trucks, and stackers, catering to various industries, such as warehousing, manufacturing, and logistics. Lansing Bagnall's commitment to innovation and engineering excellence led to the development of groundbreaking technologies and products, including the introduction of the first high-lift order picker and the development of Narrow Aisle System (NAS), which significantly improved warehouse space utilization and efficiency.

In addition to its robust product offerings, Lansing Bagnall provided comprehensive after-sales support services, such as maintenance, spare parts supply, and operator training, ensuring customers received the best possible value and performance from their equipment.

Lansing Bagnall's dedication to quality, innovation, and customer satisfaction made it a leading name in the material handling industry until it was acquired by the German forklift manufacturer, Jungheinrich AG, in 1994. The Lansing Bagnall brand was eventually phased out, and its products and technologies were integrated into the Jungheinrich product line, further strengthening the latter's position in the global material handling market.