Ireland's exclusive EP Equipment dealer · Sales, hire & service across all 32 counties
  • Nearest depotPortadown, about 20 minutes
  • Phone028 3833 7038
  • EngineersMobile engineers from Portadown and Lurgan
  • Opening hoursMon to Fri, 8:30am to 5pm
EP Equipment in Armagh

Electric forklifts and warehouse equipment for Armagh

Armagh is the Orchard County. Armagh Bramley apples have had protected status since 2012, packhouses and cider makers work through sharp harvest peaks, and food producers such as Linwoods on the Monaghan Road mill and pack seed and oat blends.

Our Portadown depot is about 20 minutes away on the A3. We supply EP electric trucks that work in cool, damp packhouses without exhaust near fresh produce, and counterbalance forklifts for merchant and haulage yards on Ballycrummy Road, to buy or on contract hire.

  • Buy new, or contract hire from 12 months
  • LOLER thorough examinations and servicing by our own engineers
  • Quotes in sterling
  • Same-day breakdown response target
EP electric warehouse equipment at work
Local industry

What Armagh makes and moves

The sectors that keep pallets moving in and around Armagh, and the kind of equipment that suits them.

Apples and agri-food

Armagh Bramley apples have held EU Protected Geographical Indication status since 2012, from more than 4,000 acres of orchards across the region.

Cider

Armagh Cider Company grows over 30 apple varieties on about 100 acres at Ballinteggart House, outside Portadown.

Food manufacturing

Linwoods, which makes milled seed and oat blends, is based at 190 Monaghan Road, Armagh.

Building supplies, hire and haulage

Ballycrummy Road, west of the city, hosts Northern Building Supplies, Armagh Hire Centre, Hamilton Road Freight and C&B Trucks beside Carrickhill Industrial Park.

What works on Armagh sites

  • Apple packing, juice and cider producers have sharp harvest-season peaks; electric pallet trucks and stackers work in cool, damp packhouses without exhaust near fresh produce.
  • Food producers such as seed and oat blenders need fume-free, low-noise electric trucks in packing halls.
  • Builders merchants, hire firms and hauliers on Ballycrummy Road need electric counterbalance trucks that handle yard work and indoor stores.
Forklift hire

Forklift hire in Armagh

Contract hire spreads the cost of a new EP truck over a fixed term from 12 months. Servicing, repairs and LOLER thorough examinations are included in one monthly payment, so there are no surprise bills.

We don't do short-term or weekly hire. For a few days' cover, a local plant hire firm is the better fit.

  • Forklifts, pallet trucks, stackers, reach trucks and order pickers
  • Lithium-ion or lead-acid batteries
  • Delivered to your site in Armagh

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Areas we cover

Business parks and estates we cover in Armagh

Edenaveys Industrial Estate Carrickhill Industrial Park (Ballycrummy Road) Navan Fort Business Park (Ballycrummy Road) Armagh Business Centre (Loughgall Road) Markethill Business Centre (Fairgreen Road, Markethill)

Including Armagh city, Ballycrummy Road, Loughgall Road, Killylea Road, Richhill and Markethill.

Getting goods in and out of Armagh

  • The A3 links Armagh to Portadown (bypassing Richhill) and runs south-west to the border at Middletown, becoming the N12 to Monaghan.
  • Armagh has no railway; the nearest station is Portadown, with trains to Belfast Grand Central and Enterprise services to Dublin via Newry.
  • Carrickhill Industrial Park is reached from the A28 Killylea Road or B115 Cathedral Road, and its agent describes the location as accessible to trade from the Republic.
  • Belfast is about an hour's drive via the M1/A3.
Your nearest depot

Clearlift Portadown

Address
Unit 3 Carn Drive, Carn Industrial Estate, Portadown, BT63 5WJ
From Armagh
About 20 minutes by road
Phone
028 3833 7038
Opening hours
Mon to Fri, 8:30am to 5pm
FAQ

Forklifts in Armagh: your questions

Do you supply forklifts in Armagh?

Yes. We supply new EP electric forklifts, pallet trucks, stackers, reach trucks, order pickers and automated pallet trucks across Armagh, to buy or on contract hire. Our nearest depot is Portadown, about 20 minutes away.

How quickly can an engineer get to Armagh?

We aim for a same-day or next-day breakdown response across Northern Ireland. Mobile engineers from Portadown and Lurgan. To report a breakdown, email service@clearlift.eu with your company name, the serial or fleet number of the truck, where it is and the fault.

Can I hire a forklift in Armagh?

Yes. We offer contract hire from 12 months, with servicing, repairs and LOLER thorough examinations included in one monthly payment. We don't do short-term or weekly hire.

Do you carry out LOLER inspections in Armagh?

Yes. Under LOLER a forklift needs a thorough examination at least every 12 months, or every 6 months if it lifts people. Our engineers carry these out for equipment we supply or hire, and the reports go into your online fleet portal.

Do your trucks suit apple packhouses?

Yes. EP electric pallet trucks and stackers give off no exhaust around fresh produce and cope with cool, damp packhouses. Lithium-ion batteries can be topped up at breaks to keep up with harvest peaks.

Which trucks suit apples and agri-food in Armagh?

Apple packing, juice and cider producers have sharp harvest-season peaks; electric pallet trucks and stackers work in cool, damp packhouses without exhaust near fresh produce. Tell us what you're moving and we'll recommend the right EP machine.

Talk to the Portadown team

Get a price for Armagh

Tell us what you're moving and we'll come back with the right EP machine and a price, usually within a few hours.

Or call 028 3833 7038 · Mon to Fri, 8:30am to 5pm