R&D in Material Handling

Material Handling companies can utilise R&D tax relief to invest in research and development activities that focus on customisation and specialisation. 

This involves developing tailored solutions for specific industries or unique customer requirements, such as designing specialised lifting equipment for heavy-duty applications or creating custom warehouse management systems.

R&D tax relief enables material handling companies to invest in research and development activities aimed at designing and innovating new equipment and technologies.

This includes developing advanced conveyor systems, robotic automation, lifting devices, storage solutions and other material handling equipment that improve efficiency, safety and productivity.

R&D tax relief supports material handling companies in integrating new technologies into their operations. This includes exploring the use of the Internet of Things (IoT), data analytics, cloud computing and automation technologies to optimise inventory tracking, enhance supply chain visibility and enable predictive maintenance for equipment.

R&D tax relief supports Material Handling companies in optimising their processes to streamline operations and maximise productivity. This involves researching and developing innovative techniques for material flow, inventory management, warehouse layout design, and order fulfilment to minimize downtime, reduce errors, and enhance overall operational efficiency.

Material Handling companies can leverage R&D tax relief to invest in research and development activities focused on improving safety measures.

This includes developing new safety technologies, ergonomic designs and automated systems to prevent accidents, protect workers and ensure compliance with safety regulations in material handling operations.

R&D tax relief encourages Material Handling companies to develop sustainable solutions in their operations. 

This includes researching and implementing environmentally friendly practices such as energy-efficient equipment, waste reduction strategies, recycling programs and green packaging materials to minimise the environmental impact and promote sustainability.

R&D tax relief can be utilised by Material Handling companies to invest in research and development activities related to training and skills development.

This includes developing innovative training programs, simulation tools, and virtual reality systems to enhance employee expertise in operating material handling equipment and optimising workflow processes.