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Forklifts in Cuyahoga Falls, OH

New and used forklift sales, rental and service in Cuyahoga Falls, OH. Cuyahoga Falls sits right on Akron's northern border, so Akron Forklifts can reach most Falls plants straight up SR-8.

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41.1339°N · 81.4846°W — Cuyahoga Falls, OH

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What we sell

Forklifts & Equipment for Cuyahoga Falls

We deliver new, used and rental lift trucks to Cuyahoga Falls and service them on site. Akron Forklifts is run by Valley Industrial Trucks, an employee-owned Ohio forklift dealer founded in 1956.

Forklift Brands

We sell new Bobcat, Clark, Noblelift, Sellick and Bulmor trucks across Cuyahoga Falls, and inspected used trucks from every major make.

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Local specs

Cuyahoga Falls at a glance

  • Typical clear heights: 12–20 ft clear in older stock, 22–30 ft clear in newer buildings.
  • Local fleets mostly serve rubber and plastic products, building products and light manufacturing.
  • Older buildings (12–20 ft clear) run standard masts. Newer 22–30 ft clear buildings need lift height specified to the top beam, not to the truck's nameplate.
  • Most Cuyahoga Falls fleets are mixed after a few years of buying. We service every make in the building, not only the brands we sell.

Local expertise

Forklifts in Cuyahoga Falls, OH

Cuyahoga Falls sits right on Akron's northern border, so Akron Forklifts can reach most Falls plants straight up SR-8. The city has four SR-8 exit ramps, which makes truck delivery simple. Cuyahoga Falls began as a mill town that used the river for power. When the city merged with Northampton in 1986, it gained open land, and parts of that area became industrial sites. Manufacturing is still one of the largest job sectors in the city, with a strong base in rubber and plastic products.

Forklifts for the Cuyahoga Falls industrial corridor

The city is widening access to its industrial corridor, with work set to finish by the end of 2026. New and growing tenants there will need trucks. Whether you are moving in or adding a shift, we can help you plan the fleet.

  • Electric forklifts for indoor plastics and rubber work
  • Pallet jacks and walkie stackers for shipping areas
  • Short-term rentals to cover a move or a busy season
  • Operator training for new hires

From the old river-mill district to the industrial land added in the 1986 merger, fleets follow the building stock. One side is older masonry buildings near the river, with low ceilings and tight docks. The other side is single-story industrial buildings on the former Northampton land, with dock doors and open floors. Which one you occupy decides mast height, tire type and battery chemistry.

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Straight answers

Cuyahoga Falls questions

1

How fast can you get a rental forklift to Cuyahoga Falls?

Cuyahoga Falls is one of the closest cities to our Akron branch, just north on SR-8. Call (330) 578-7254 with your load and dates, and we will tell you what we have ready and when it can arrive.

2

What forklift works best in a plastics plant in Cuyahoga Falls?

An electric forklift is usually the best fit for a plastics plant. Electric trucks give off no exhaust, run quietly and suit smooth indoor floors. For resin bags or gaylords, a 3,000–5,000 lb electric counterbalance truck covers most jobs.

3

Do you train forklift operators in Cuyahoga Falls?

Yes. Akron Forklifts offers OSHA operator training for Cuyahoga Falls employers. Training follows OSHA 29 CFR 1910.178, the federal forklift rule that covers private employers in Ohio.

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