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1948 The first equipment for hand carts BT.
1949 The revolutionary pallet (later known as a EUR pallet) - 800x1200 mm in size - was introduced. Cooperation between BT and the Swedish railway company.
1954 The first BT forklift truck service centers in Sweden.
1958 BT starts exporting manual stackers.
In the 1960s, mass production of walkie-talkies and stackers began.
Exports of the 1960s rose to 50% of total production.
1960s Export BT Cooperates with aircraft manufacturer SAAB for the production of aviation hydraulics.
1968 BT production plant opens in Mölby, Sweden.
1978 BT introduces a forklift truck without a driver as part of its extended range.
1983 BT launches the first 48-volt truck.
The 1980s. The concept of the E-type was introduced, where BT adopted an innovative approach to Ergonomics, Efficiency and Economics.
1988 To strengthen its position in North America, BT forklift acquired the US company Prime-Mover and the Canadian Lift Rite.
1997 The further strengthening of the American market was made when The Raymond Corporation was incorporated into the ownership of BT forklift.
1999 was acquired by the Italian manufacturer of auto-cylinders, CESAB, and the product line expanded, the BT Cargo brand is exported all over the world.
In the late 1990s, BT was represented in more than 70 countries in the world.
2000 BT Industries joins Toyota through acquisition.
2001 Toyota Industries Corporation becomes the world leader in the field of loading and unloading equipment.
2004 Mjölby Plant receives ISO 14001 certificate for leading environmental management.
2006 Container forklift truck in Bologna, Italy receives ISO 14001 certificate for class riding environmental management.
2006 60th Anniversary of BT Loading and Unloading Equipment.