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In the world of materials handling equipment, it’s nice to have the distinction of being the first. That is Clark’s claim to fame. Back in 1917, the Colfor Tool Company in Buchanan, Michigan, which became the CLARK Equipment Company, responded to a need to move materials between its various axle, drill and wheel departments. The employees conceived the first “Tructractor” and the prototype of today’s forklift was born. The Tructractor was the world’s first internal combustion-powered industrial truck. In 1918, eight Tructractors were built and in 1919 over 75 were manufactured. Around the same time, the Yale Lock Company was developing a similar product, but Clark was first on the scene. Incidentally, in 1997 the one-millionth CLARK truck was produced. This model CDP25H Megastat is now on permanent display in Clark Material Handling Company’s showroom in Lexington, Kentucky.

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But even better than being the first is still being around today, and being considered the BEST. Clark forklift dealers know this fact all too well. Clark may be blowing its own horn, but it is hard to deny that it has not only kept pace with industry trends since it created the first lift truck, but it has led the pack through research, development and innovation during its almost 90 years in the materials handling business.

The Clark Materials Handling Company has adopted the slogan “Built to Last.” The company produces one of the world’s best forklifts by implementing the latest production techniques, coupled with the ideas and efforts of its highly skilled engineers. To maintain the highest level of quality, Clark has adopted a centralized quality control system which oversees the production from the initial development to the assembly stage.

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For the past nine decades, CLARK has been one of the industry’s most progressive and responsive manufacturers, continuously seeking innovative ways to improve product, expand service and provide value to its customers.

Today, Clark is a part of a multi-product international company called The Young An Group, which has an annual sales volume of over 1.5 billion US Dollars. The forklift section’s turnover in recent years fluctuates around 250 million US Dollars annually. For the customer looking for a quality materials-handling product, CLARK has history, volume and sales on its side.

Worldwide, CLARK has one of the broadest product lines in the industry with five major lines: Trucks ranging from 1,500 to 18,000 pound capacities, LPG, gasoline, dual fuel, diesel, narrow-aisle stackers, electric riders and powered hand trucks. Presently, there are over 250,000 CLARK lift trucks operating in North America and 350,000 units operating worldwide.

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CLARK was the first forklift manufacturer in the world to be certified in compliance with the internationally accepted quality standard ISO 9001 for all its forklift manufacturing plants worldwide. CLARK’s on-going commitment is to have the Number 1 Quality system in the industry. CLARK’S Korean facility acquired its ISO 14001 (Environmental Management System) certificate in 2001.

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Clark Material Handling Asia was created when Clark Material Handling Company took over the forklift division of Samsung Heavy Industries in 1998. In their Changwon, Korea facility they design, manufacture, distribute and support 1.5 – 7.5 ton IC forklifts and 1.0 – 3 ton counterbalanced and reach machines. The facility employs over 460 people. The Seoul office houses domestic and export sales along with the Finance Department. A complete engineering test facility is also located here, which allows performance testing for the next generation Clark products. The plant utilizes “Just in Time” and KANBAN, for lean inventory, which lends itself to a much cleaner, uncluttered and efficient work environment.

Clark’s North American Headquarters in Lexington, KY is located on a nine acre campus featuring two buildings: one houses sales & marketing, customer service, engineering, aftermarket service and support, finance, purchasing, research & development, and manufacturing. In addition, this building features a product showroom to showcase Clark’s extensive product line as well as a 5,200 square foot training area designed to support and train Clark’s over 220 North American forklift dealer locations that carry new and used Clark forklifts for sale in their inventory.

In 1999 Clark opened their 180,000 sq. ft. state-of-the-art parts Distribution Center in Louisville, KY. Design, operational parameters, and personnel were combined to create a world class parts distribution facility which is centrally located to serve all of Clark’s North American dealers and customers. The facility is directly managed by Clark employees, resulting in cost savings and performance improvement.

The Clark PartsPro System is the material handling system’s leading electronic parts and service documentation system. It provides Clark dealers and customers with an efficient and accurate method of identifying parts for every Clark forklift built since 1961. PartsPro ensures the availability of the most current technical information and has the unique capability of creating parts manuals specific to a mixed Clark fleet, making it simple to positively identify and order from a local Clark dealer. The Clark parts motto is: “The right Clark part – the First Time, Every Time!”

CLARK Dealers are also the local source for all parts needs through CLARK TOTALIFT. Availability of parts through CLARK TOTALIFT covers over 120,000 items specifically built for 20 different brands of lift trucks and other industrial equipment.

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As the first Materials Handling Company, CLARK has earned its place in the front of the class. Its commitment to research and development and its investment in technology has ensured not only its survival for almost a century, but guarantees its consistent sustainability and leadership as a charter member of the industry.

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CLARK Material Handling Company
700 Enterprise Drive
Lexington, KY 40510
Phone: 1-866-252-5275 or 859-422-6506

Published : Mar 19, 2021 - 16:09 Updated : Mar 19, 2021 - 16:42
The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (Kospi) figures are displayed at a dealing room of a local bank in Seoul, Friday. (Yonhap)
South Korean stocks retreated Friday amid inflation uncertainties, as investor sentiment weakened from an overnight hike in long-term US Treasury yields. The Korean won fell against the US dollar.
The benchmark Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) fell 26.48 points, or 0.86 percent, to close at 3,039.53 points.
Trading volume was moderate at about 1.1 billion shares worth some 15.9 trillion won ($14.1 billion), with losers outnumbering gainers 447 to 378.
Foreigners sold a net 584 billion won, while retail investors purchased a net 1.6 trillion won. Institutions offloaded a net 1 trillion won.
The KOSPI lost more than 1.4 percent within the first 15 minutes of trading but recovered some of the losses.
Tech stocks, sensitive to inflation, deepened losses as the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite tumbled 3.02 percent. The fall came amid a rise in the yield on the US 10-year Treasury note, which briefly topped the 1.75 percent mark for the first time since January last year.
'The steep rise in the US Treasury yields pressed down the stock prices,' said Samsung Securities analyst Seo Jung-hoon.
'But expectations of a corporate earnings hike seem to have buffered some of the losses in the afternoon,' he said.
In Seoul, top cap Samsung Electronics lost 1.21 percent to 81,900 won, and No. 2 chipmaker SK hynix shed 2.82 percent to 138,000 won.
Leading chemical firm LG Chem declined 3.6 percent to 830,000 won, and rechargeable battery maker Samsung SDI edged down 0.15 percent to 661,000 won. Top automaker Hyundai Motor went down 1.92 percent to 229,500 won.
Pharmaceutical firm Samsung Biologics decreased 1.94 percent to 708,000 won, and top internet portal operator Naver retreated 0.37 percent to 402,000 won.
The local currency was trading at 1,130.6 won against the US dollar, down 6.9 won from the previous session's close.
Bond prices, which move inversely to yields, closed mixed. The yield on three-year Treasurys added 1.3 basis points to 1.146 percent, but the return on the benchmark five-year government bond fell 5.2 basis points to 1.578 percent. (Yonhap)
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