Introduces Recirculating Water Auto Ride-On Floor Scrubber and Electric Pallet JackPORT WASHINGTON, NY – March 11, 2025 – Global Industrial Company (NYSE: GIC), a value-added national distributor of industrial equipment and supplies, will be exhibiting at ProMat 2025, the premier manufacturing and supply chain trade event, taking place March 17-20 at McCormick Place in Chicago, IL. Global Industrial will be exhibiting at Booth #S5341 in the South Building, Hall A, showcasing a broad range of industrial solutions designed to enhance efficiency, safety, and productivity in supply chain and warehouse operations.At ProMat, the Company will be unveiling its latest innovation in floor care: the Global Industrial™ Recirculating Water Auto Ride-On Floor Scrubber.  Designed to enhance efficiency and reduce water waste, this innovative scrubber features a unique 4-stage filtration process that cleans water from the recovery tank and recycles it back into the solution tank. This recirculating system allows operators to continue cleaning without the need to dump and refill tanks, reducing labor costs and water consumption.Key Features of the Global Industrial™ Recirculating Water Auto Ride-On Floor Scrubber include:• Unique 4-stage filtration allows the machine to filter the recovered water and redispense it, allowing for continuous operation.• Combination of a 34” width cleaning path with an 80-gallon tank, for efficient, extended cleaning sessions without disruptions.• Heavy-duty construction and variable speed control make it suitable for demanding warehouse and manufacturing environments.• Efficient, eco-friendly cleaning process, designed to reduce the amount of water needed to clean a facility and to eliminate downtime for emptying and refilling the tanks.Global Industrial will also introduce a new Electric Pallet Jack, which can easily move loads, providing greater productivity and safety compared to manual pallet jacks.  This new electric pallet jack allows operators to lift loads with the push of a button and is built with heavy- duty steel for long-lasting durability, providing exceptional quality and value.“ProMat provides an exciting opportunity for us to showcase our latest equipment innovations and demonstrate how our industrial-strength solutions help businesses improve operational efficiency and safety,” said Mark Dachel, Vice President of Category Management at Global Industrial. “Our industry experience, product expertise, commitment to our customers, and world-class sourcing and distribution network make Global Industrial the source for industrial quality and innovation.”2025 ProMat Innovation Award Nominations:Global Industrial is proud to have nominated the following products for the 2025 MHI Innovation Awards.• Global Industrial™ Recirculating Water Auto Ride-On Floor Scrubber (Best Innovation in Sustainability)  - Unique 4-stage filtration allows for the filtration of recovered water and re-dispenses it, reducing water consumption and allowing for continuous operation.• Global Industrial™ Pallet Jack Toe Guard Protector (Best New Innovation)  - A self-adjusting, easy-to-attach safety guard that reduces foot rollover injuries for pallet jack operators.• Global Industrial™ Commercial Air Scrubber & Negative Air Machine (Best New Innovation)  - A high-powered, portable air purification system designed to filter out pollutants and dust to improve air quality in warehouses, offices, and industrial settings.• Global Industrial™ Bolted Teardrop Pallet Rack (Best Innovation of an Existing Product)  - Pallet racks that combine the strength of welded steel with the versatility of bolted metal construction, making them ideal for any heavy-duty industrial storage space.Join Global Industrial at ProMat 2025:ProMat 2025 attendees will have the opportunity to engage with Global Industrial’s category experts, participate in hands-on demonstrations and explore solutions in key product categories, including: storage & shelving, safety & security, material handling, janitorial & facility maintenance, and HVAC & fan solutions.Global Industrial invites attendees to visit South Building, Hall A - Booth #S5341 to explore its equipment innovations firsthand and learn how its solutions can help businesses optimize operations. For more information about Global Industrial’s participation in ProMat 2025, visit Global Industrial at ProMat.About Global Industrial CompanyGlobal Industrial Company (NYSE: GIC), through its operating subsidiaries, is a value-added distributor. Leveraging over 75 years of experience, Global Industrial specializes in providing industrial equipment and supplies to small- to medium-sized businesses, large enterprises, and the public sector. Global Industrial is committed to its customer-centric strategy and leverages a team of subject matter experts, products from its Global Industrial Exclusive Brands™, and national vendor relationships to help customers succeed. At Global Industrial, “We Can Supply That®.”ContactMike Smargiassi / Jomar OrejuelaInvestor / MediaThe Plunkett Group212-739-6729mike@theplunkettgroup.com / jomar@theplunkettgroup.com

2025 PROMAT BOOTH S5316 – Fenner Precision Polymers, a Michelin Group Company and world leader in reinforced polymer technology, brings its industry-leading O-Rings to the show. These products offer a versatile and durable belting solution that enhances conveying systems across various industries. With a broad range of options, including Eagle® HT, High Elastic High Tension (HEHT), XLD and Twisted O-Rings, Fenner provides tailored solutions for diverse conveying applications. Fenner O-Rings are part of the Fenner Industrial Motion family of products, offering unparalleled benefits for roller conveyors and other conveying applications.Precision Performance for Conveying ApplicationsFenner O-Rings readily meet the demands of modern conveying systems, providing precise, consistent performance in even the most challenging environments. Whether used in manufacturing, distribution centers, or material handling systems, these O-Rings ensure smooth and efficient movement of goods with minimal maintenance requirements.The portfolio also includes a variety of endless O-Rings designed for the live roller conveyor industry, known for reducing downtime with quick and easy installation. Options such as Eagle HT belts in translucent blue and red, and Eagle HEHT belts in opaque green and black, cater to specific performance needs. The High Elastic High Tension (HEHT) O-Rings, for example, are made with a special urethane formulation to handle high elasticity and tension, preventing slippage in sorter applications.Key Features and Benefits• Enhanced Durability: Constructed with high-performance materials that resist wear, abrasion, and environmental factors such as temperature fluctuations and exposure to oils or chemicals.• Versatile Applications: Suitable for most conveying systems, including powered and gravity-fed roller conveyors, ensuring compatibility with existing equipment.• Wide Range of Options: O-Rings come in diameters from 1/8” to 1/4”, including Eagle HT, HEHT, and Twisted O-Rings, enabling users to find the perfect fit for their systems.• Consistent Performance: Fenner O-Rings optimize conveyor efficiency and reduce downtime caused by slippage or breakage.• Simple Installation: Easy-to-install designs minimize disruption during setup or replacement, keeping operations running smoothly.A Smarter Solution for Modern Conveyor SystemsTraditional conveyor belting solutions often need help with stretching, fraying, or frequent replacements. Fenner XLD O-Rings eliminate these challenges by offering greater longevity and performance. Their robust design ensures reliability under higher loads along with better efficiency, making them an ideal solution for e-commerce, food and beverage, and logistics industries.Applications Across IndustriesBusinesses worldwide trust Fenner O-Rings to improve productivity and operational efficiency in:• Distribution Centers: Ensuring smooth and reliable package handling in high-volume environments.• Manufacturing: Supporting precision material movement for production lines and assembly processes.• Food and Beverage: Offering material options suitable for clean and hygienic environments.Expanding Fenner’s Comprehensive PortfolioFenner O-Rings are part of the extensive Fenner Industrial Motion product family, which also includes B-LOC keyless locking devices, Trantorque precision locking solutions, Poly-V Belts, and other power transmission solutions. Additionally, Fenner High-Tech Coated Fabrics and Fenner Air & Fluid Handling product families underscore Fenner’s commitment to delivering innovation, reliability, and value to industries worldwide.To learn more about Fenner O-Rings and other conveying solutions, download the full product brochure. Discover how Fenner’s innovative products can elevate your conveying systems and drive operational success.

Delta, a global provider of IoT-based smart green solutions, today announced its new M∞Vair 30 kW Wireless Charging System, which has recently obtained Federal Communications Commission (FCC) approval and METus* certification, will be presented during the MODEX 2024 logistics tradeshow. The M∞Vair 30 kW model boasts 95% contactless power conversion efficiency and can be applied to large industrial e-vehicles, such as electric forklifts, heavy-load AGVs, yard trucks, and airport ground support equipment. Dave Morse, Vice President of Delta Americas’ Industrial and Automation, said, “As Industry 4.0 continues toevolve, Delta has leveraged its core competence in high-efficiency power electronics to develop innovative wireless charging systems capable of supporting the surging demand of electric forklifts and AGVs in smart factories. Our state-of-the-art 30kW wireless charging model is ready to enhance the productivity and energy efficiency of electric industrial vehicles used in the logistics and manufacturing industries across the U.S. market.” Delta’s M∞Vair Series Wireless Charging Systems adopt industrial wireless charging technology, which is licensed by WiTricity, a U.S. wireless charging technology company. The Series features 1 kW and 30 kW models, along with the 3.3 kW and 10 kW ones, expected to arrive later this year. Each model is composed of a primary unit, which is connected to the AC supply, and a secondary unit for battery connection in industrial vehicles. The Series allows wireless charging over a gap of 20 mm to max. 150 mm for various batteries with 93% - 95% power conversion efficiency to reduce unnecessary energy waste for clients. The Series’ FCC and CE certifications are testaments to the safety and stability of its inductive coupling for power transmission and the use of the wireless communication Pad-to-Pad Link (PPL). The PPL communication is developed exclusively by Delta for wireless electrical transferal. It successfully solves the cross-talk issue of WIFI devices and allows a secondary unit of the Series to communicate only with the primary unit at a distance of 200 mm, ensuring the control of the wireless transfer of 30 kW power. This innovation demonstrates both Delta’s capability of cutting-edge technologies and the reliability of our wireless charging solutions. We welcome visitors to Delta’s booth at MODEX 2024, booth B7640, Hall B, Georgia World Congress Center from March 11 to 14 to learn further about our next-generation industrial wireless charging systems. *Note: METus mark indicates that a product has met the minimum requirements of the applicable safety standards. It also validates the product’s continued compliance with these standards as evidenced by periodic factory follow-up inspections. www.deltaww.com About Delta Delta, founded in 1971, is a global leader in switching power supplies and thermal management products with a thriving portfolio of smart energy-saving systems and solutions in the fields of industrial automation, building automation, telecom power, data centre infrastructure, EV charging, renewable energy, energy storage and display, to nurture the development of smart manufacturing and sustainable cities. As a worldclass corporate citizen guided by its mission statement, “To provide innovative, clean and energy-efficient solutions for a better tomorrow,” Delta leverages its core competence in high-efficiency power electronics and its ESG-embedded business model to address key environmental issues, such as climate change. Delta serves customers through its sales offices, R&D centres and manufacturing facilities spread over close to 200 locations across 5 continents. Throughout its history, Delta has received various global awards and recognition for its business achievements, innovative technologies and dedication to ESG. Since 2011, Delta has been listed on the DJSI World Index of Dow Jones Sustainability™ Indices for 12 consecutive years. In 2022, Delta was also recognized by CDP with leadership level ratings for its substantial contribution to climate change and water security issues and named Supplier Engagement Leader for its continuous development of a sustainable value chain for the 3rd consecutive year. For detailed information about Delta, please visit: www.deltaww.com. About Delta’s Power and System Business Group (PSBG) ince Delta started the mass production of switching power supplies in 1983, PSBG has been dedicated to the development of cutting-edge and energy-saving power products and systems to empower the innovation of cloud computing, network connectivity, client devices, industrial, medical, lighting, appliance, e-mobility, and other applications. Together with our global customers, Delta’s PSBG will continue to develop extgeneration power technologies to empower a smart and energy-efficient future. Contact Judy Wu +31 (0)20 655 09 06 / 31(0) 611-581-859 jwu@deltaww.com

A leading global provider of commercial cleaning and hygiene products wanted to acquire LEED® Certification for their 550,000 sq. ft. distribution center. The facility set up the dock equipment to work in a predetermined sequence which includes Kelley® Hydraulic dock levelers and vehicle restraints. The vehicle restraints, along with the Kelley TS Rigid Frame Shelters, assist in maintaining a positively pressured facility, which contributes to LEED Certification Credits in categories such as Indoor Environmental Quality.

American Crane manufactured a 25 ton top running double girder clean room class 100K crane, custom designed for this environment. This crane features precise movement and control, as well as high gloss paint on crane and hoist to ensure surface areas are clean and free of contaminants. Special attention was paid to weld thickness, sharp edges, closures and crevices. In addition, all hardware was designed to be leak and flake free.

In the dynamic world of material handling, where the efficiency and safety of operations hinge on the reliability of equipment, the often-overlooked heroes are the casters and wheels. Both play a pivotal role in the seamless movement of loads through industrial environments, yet the intricacies of selecting the right ones are often underestimated.Before you add to cart consider these common mistakes to avoid.Ignoring Load Limits: The Pitfalls of Overlooking Capacity RequirementsExceeding the recommended load capacity of casters can result in premature wear, damage, and failure. Most loads don't maintain an even weightacross the length and width of the platform. An off-center load could overload even the most durable casters. If a caster fails due to excessive weight, it can potentially cause injuries to workers and damage to products or infrastructure.It's crucial to accurately assess load requirements and choose casters that can accommodate the appropriate load capacity (including the weight of your cart!) Pro Tip: For optimal load distribution and safety, the common mistake of dividing the load capacity by 4 overlooks crucial factors. Instead, we advise dividing by 3 to account for potential uneven floors and to ensure stability. There are two reasons for this: First, on uneven surfaces, 3 or fewer casters bear a greater load, emphasizing the importance of ensuring the load can be adequately supported by 3 casters for operator safety and equipment integrity.Second, unpredictable load distribution necessitates planning for potential shifts, whether due to floor irregularities or weight imbalances. Adjusting the load rating accordingly ensures a proactive approach to prevent potential issues.Material Mismatch: Why the Right Wheel Matters for Your EnvironmentWheels are used in material handling because they significantly reduce the force required to move an object. Think about the force needed to push a heavy box across a floor. Static friction demands a specific applied force to initiate motion, and once in motion, dynamic friction insists on a consistent force to sustain it. The person exerting the force encounters a delicate balance: their applied force against the friction force generated by the box's weight and the floor. Therefore, it is crucial to understand the factors that impact caster performance.Will it navigate rough or uneven floor conditions? Is floor protection a priority? Does noise or speed play a role? Will the wheel be subjected to washdown or high-heat applications? These are the questions that guide the meticulous selection of the right caster and wheel.The complexities within polyurethane wheels alone can create paralysis in selecting the right type. Add in metal, nylon, rubber, and pneumatic, and it becomes even more crucial to comprehend the environment the wheel will be working in. Choosing caster materials unsuitable for the environment can have a significant impact on rolling resistance, triggering a waterfall effect of potential issues including compromised performance and durability, premature wear, failure, and a more strenuous work environment.Pro Tip: Casters and wheels come in various shapes, sizes, and materials to match unique performance requirements. Some roll-on tracks and temperatures up to 500F. Others bear 40,000-pound loads inside and outside the factory. Gather application data and choose an industrial caster/wheel manufacturer (or distributor) that you trust to help you select the right caster. Taking these extra steps will prevent headaches down the road. RELATED: Casters, Wheels, and Accessories GuideMaintaining Momentum: Why Speed Matters Most casters are rated for walking speed (3-5 mph), but sometimes the need for speed extends beyond this. Faster speeds require a caster that can not only withstand the increased velocity but also the increased severity of impacts. When towing loads at accelerated paces, it becomes imperative to assess not only the wheel material but the bearing type as well.Precision ball bearings can typically handle higher speeds and radial forces. These bearings are best for manual applications due to lower start-up forces. Wheels used in towing applications benefit from tapered wheel bearings as they run at higher speeds and encounter turns under load. These bearings are best for side load conditions as well as higher industrial speeds. Pushing the speed boundaries requires casters that can keep up without compromising performance or safety.Pro Tip: Larger wheel diameters and axles, more robust swivel construction, and bearing selection are critical components that enhance casters' overall performance and endurance at higher speeds. Overlooking Safety Standards: Don’t Put Your Workplace at RiskAccording to the Spine Research Institute at The Ohio State University, over 1.3 billion people suffer from musculoskeletal disorders that lead to low back, neck, shoulder, and other joint pain. While the causal pathways of these disorders are influenced by a multitude of factors, the workplace environment is a consideration.Adhering to safety standards ensures casters used in material handling meet specific load capacity, durability, and design criteria. This compliance is directly tied to workplace safety, reducing the risk of accidents, injuries, and damage to both personnel and property. Following safety standards helps create a safer working environment by ensuring casters can withstand the demands of the application.Pro Tip: Ask if the manufacturer is a member of the Institute of Caster and Wheel Manufacturers (ICWM), a Material Handling Institute (MHI) subgroup. Members are committed to safety and must adhere to certain criteria such as the American National Standard ANSI ICWM-2018, Vocabulary, Performance, and Testing Requirements for Casters and Wheels. This Standard is intended to guide owners, users, designers, purchasers, and/or specifiers of material handling equipment or systems.Neglecting Maintenance: The Silent Killer of Caster LongevityAccording to Forbes, unplanned/unscheduled downtime represents one of the costliest events at any manufacturing plant.  Specific to casters, failing to perform regular maintenance, such as cleaning and lubrication, can lead to the accumulation of foreign objects and debris on caster components. This accelerates wear and tear, shortening the lifespan of the casters and increasing the risk of failure and unplanned downtime.Alternatively, planned downtime is a proactive approach to preventing breakdowns, and the build-up of contaminants within your caster to prolong the life of your equipment. Should you be using a caster that is not maintenance-free, it is important to implement a routine maintenance schedule that includes cleaning, inspection, and lubrication of caster components. Pro Tip: Have you considered maintenance-free casters? These casters minimize downtime and reduce maintenance costs by eliminating the need for lubrication or regular upkeep. Featuring sealed precision bearings and durable construction, they provide consistent performance, enhanced safety, and cleaner operation. Perfect for lean manufacturing, automated systems, and industries like aerospace, automotive manufacturing, healthcare, logistics, electronics assembly, cleanrooms, and renewable energy.As we understand the pitfalls explored above, it becomes evident that the right caster choice is not just about functionality but a commitment to safety, efficiency, and longevity. So, before you proceed with your next caster purchase, remember the cardinal rules: respect load limits, choose materials wisely, embrace routine maintenance, adhere to safety standards, and consider the often-underestimated factor – velocity. Each decision contributes to a chain reaction of reliability and performance in the workplace.Never consider casters and wheels a commodity; rather consider them the foundation of a safe, efficient, and enduring material handling environment.For more information visit hamiltoncaster.com or www.mhi.org/icwm.