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About Harris-Stolper Create or Log in to My Show Planner to see Description . About Harris-Stolper Humans: The Original Smart Tech. In today’s robot-driven world, some forklift applications can’t yet be automated. And while human operators have their quirks (and labor isn’t cheap), they remain essential to your operation. An enclosed operator cab may be the simplest way to reduce your total cost of ownership and maximize productivity. Visit us at Booth S216 to discover why the future of material handling is still all about people! We design and manufacture high-performance operator cabs built to keep people safe, comfortable, and productive in the most demanding environments. With decades of experience and a reputation for engineering excellence, our cabs are trusted across industries such as material handling, forestry, construction, and cold storage, as well as a wide range of other specialized applications around the world. Our custom-engineered solutions are fitted on equipment operating in some of the toughest conditions, including: - Ship unloaders in Israel - Forestry vehicles in Western Canada - Railroad maintenance vehicles in Africa - Mining machines in Russia and South America - Trucks handling transport containers in Australia To support this work, our 40,000-square-foot facility in the Greater Toronto Area houses a dedicated design and engineering department, fully supported by 3D CAD-CAM technology, and a complete metal-fabrication shop. Outfitted with state-of-the-art precision equipment, including laser cutting and robotic welding, our facility ensures every cab we produce meets the highest standards of safety, durability, and performance. Humans: The Original Smart Tech. In today’s robot-driven world, some forklift applications can’t yet be automated. And while human operators have their quirks (and labor isn’t cheap), they remain essential to your operation. An enclosed operator cab may be the simplest way to reduce your total cost of ownership and maximize productivity. Visit us at Booth S216 to discover why the future of material handling is still all about people!