What Is It?
This system comprises of rise and fall DC 24V rollers used in combination with Pneumatic Rollertrack
This gives a safe and efficient means of loading and unloading AKE’s and aircargo pallets in and out of trucks at the press of a button. It handles all flat bottomed ULD containers and transportation pallets up to a maximum of 20,000kgs with no product damage.
- System can carry either 5 ULD bins or a combination of 2 aircargo pallets plus 1 ULD bin without the manoeuvrability problems associated with tow tugs and dollies.
- Once loaded the airfreight pallets are secure in a sealed vehicle for transfer to the storage area or bond.
- Easy to install into new or existing vehicles.
Why Use It?
- Loads aircargo containers automatically
- Provides a safer and more efficient means of loading and unloading aircargo
- Enables aircargo pallets to be transferred from aircraft to airside/roadside storage 3 times quicker than utilising tow tugs and dollies over distances in excess of 1km
- Eliminates problem of side loading of pallets onto dollies. Pallets are automatically loaded and unloaded through rear of vehicle from scissor conveyor
- Pendant control by 1 man – the safest way to load/unload airfreight pallets
- System retracts below floor level providing load stability during transit
- Braked motor prevents pallet roll out when power is not applied
- Polyurethane roller surface gives grip and longer roller life
Who Uses It?
- This system is used by anyone wanting to move aircargo bins and pallets automatically and also aero engines.
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Case Study
Menzies Aviation trial new control system for powered roller systems
Menzies Aviation use the Joloda Hydraroll powered cargo roller system for moving ULD's at Heathrow Airport Aircargo Centre and have just had delivered 5 rigid vehicles 8.1m long which are used for airside distribution.
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1962
Founded by Mr George Bernard Johnstone
Mr George Bernard Johnstone from Liverpool first invented the mechanical skate in 1962, which was initially designed following the second world war and first used by customer Bowater Scott to move paper.
1977
Skate won British Design Award
15 years later after much research and development the skate then won the prestigious Design Award in London who are the leading authority in industrial design
1979
Company sold to York Trailers
Mr Johnstone then sold Joloda Transport Equipment to York Trailers based in Liverpool
1980
Mr Wojtek Kordel acquired from York Trailers
Mr Wojtek Kordel joined York Trailers as Managing Director and continued to increase sales of the Skate
1992
Joloda International was born
12 years later after a management buyout, York trailers then became Joloda International Ltd
2002
Acquired Hydraroll
Joloda then purchased company Hydraroll based in North Wales. They were a competitor of Joloda and now together have the greatest range of loading systems in the world
2006
Joloda BV was formed
As Joloda International grew so did the European Market which then created the need for a new office there to deal direct with the EU market
2007
U.S Market Joloda LLC
The market also grew phenomenally in the United States so an new office and warehouse was set up there to supply the systems direct to the market
2017
BIMBO
A new CEO is appointed, Michele Dematteis, to allow Mr Kordel to step aside into non-executive director role
2019
Acquisition of Joloda Conveyor services
In 2018 Joloda acquired the service division of Sovex to become one of the largest service providers for conveyor and materials handling systems in the UK.
