About Technische Logistik

Technische Logistik

Technische Logistik is a German trade magazine for intralogistics, published by the HUSS-MEDIEN GmbH of Berlin and the specialist medium that informs the industry's investment decision-makers. Appearing with nine issues plus special editions per year, it serves as the specialist medium for intralogistics, providing professional information between users and manufacturers and among the specialists in planning, organization, production, and procurement. Its target group is the investment decision-makers and decision-preparers in intralogistics: logistics managers, warehouse and production managers, technical directors, and technicians in development, planning, and production, the people who decide on the industry's capital investments. The responsible editor is Jan Kaulfuhs-Berger, and the publishers are Christoph Huss and Norbert Hamke.

Overview

Technische Logistik covers the technical side of logistics: the equipment and systems that move, store, and handle goods inside warehouses, factories, and distribution centers. Its topic spectrum includes industrial trucks and forklifts, warehouse and picking technology, cranes and lifting equipment, conveyor technology and material flow, drive and gear technology, transport and handling, and identification systems. The 2025 volume analysis shows the editorial weight: forklifts and driverless transport systems account for nearly 23 percent of the content, warehouse technology and intralogistics for 27 percent, robotics and software for almost 16 percent, with drive technology, cranes, transport, identification systems, and conveyor technology completing the picture.

The magazine appears with nine issues per year, including three double issues, plus special editions. Its 2024 volume comprised 836 pages, of which nearly 82 percent was editorial content, a high editorial share that reflects the title's specialist depth. The annual subscription costs 189.90 euros domestically plus shipping, 209.90 euros abroad including shipping, and the single issue is 22.50 euros plus shipping, prices documented in the 2025 media data. The LogiMAT main issue, published for the leading intralogistics trade fair in Stuttgart, reaches a circulation of 33,000 copies with a fair guide.

Beyond print, the brand operates the TL-TALK video format, in which company representatives present products, innovations, and their companies' unique selling points on camera in conversation with the editorial team, ahead of trade fairs or for special features. On-site recordings and individual webinars in cooperation with advertisers are offered from 2026, making the TL-TALK a nearly unique format in the industry. The magazine also organizes expert forums at the LogiMAT, such as the 2026 forum on the evolution of the digital twin from virtual to immersive engineering on the fair's third day, moderated by the editorial team.

History

Technische Logistik is published in the Berlin-based HUSS-MEDIEN GmbH, the B2B information service provider of the Huss publishing group, whose portfolio includes specialist magazines for construction, electrical and building technology, logistics, and law. The magazine's media data documents its development as the intralogistics industry's specialist medium, with the 2024 volume analysis showing nine issues plus two specials and the 2025 media data detailing the topic plan around the industry's leading fairs.

The magazine is closely tied to the LogiMAT, the international trade fair for intralogistics solutions and process management in Stuttgart, for which it publishes extensive preview coverage, product news, and a fair guide, with the main LogiMAT issue reaching 33,000 copies. Together with its sister magazine LOGISTIK HEUTE from the Munich HUSS-VERLAG, it organizes expert forums in the LogiMAT supporting program: for 2026, LOGISTIK HEUTE staged forums on packaging logistics and the top intralogistics trends, while Technische Logistik moderated the forum on the digital twin's evolution.

The brand has developed its video and event formats alongside the print magazine, making the TL-TALK and the LogiMAT forums fixed points of its annual cycle. The TL-TALK, described as nearly unique in the industry, brings company representatives before the camera in conversation with the editorial team, and the magazine's forums at the LogiMAT give it a live presence at the industry's central gathering. The related title Hebezeuge Fördermittel, also published by HUSS-MEDIEN in Berlin with nine issues and three specials per year, covers the overlapping fields of lifting equipment and conveyor technology, and the two titles together cover the technical logistics world comprehensively.

Coverage and Content

Technische Logistik's editorial program follows the intralogistics investment cycle, from the first product news through the fair previews to the application reports. Forklift and industrial-truck coverage addresses truck technology and components, hybrid systems, charging systems, seats, cabins, tires, attachments, safety, and ergonomics. Warehouse technology coverage includes racking, pallets, containers, warehouse management systems, picking, sorting, and distribution. Robotics coverage follows automated guided vehicles, driverless transport systems, shuttle technology, sensor technology, and identification systems, while the software and automation coverage addresses the digitalization of the warehouse, from warehouse management to the digital twin.

The magazine's annual rhythm is structured around the industry's fairs: the LogiMAT preview issues with product news and the fair guide, the Hannover Messe coverage, and the bauma preview for crane technology. Special editions deepen the coverage: the modernization guide "Retrofit and Co.," the industrial-truck special on applications, technology, and trends, and the new-construction guide "Best Projects." The 2024 volume's 685 editorial pages show the depth of the coverage, with job advertisements and the publisher's own ads making up part of the advertising section.

The TL-TALK video interviews extend the print coverage to the screen, with company representatives presenting their innovations in conversation with the editorial team, and the LogiMAT expert forums bring the magazine's topics to the fair's live audience. The editorial team, led by Jan Kaulfuhs-Berger, produces the magazine from the HUSS-MEDIEN offices at Am Friedrichshain 22 in Berlin.

Organization and Ownership

Technische Logistik is published by the HUSS-MEDIEN GmbH of Berlin, at Am Friedrichshain 22 in the 10407 district, reachable at 030 42151-0. The publishers are Christoph Huss and Norbert Hamke. HUSS-MEDIEN is the Berlin B2B arm of the Huss publishing group, whose Munich HUSS-VERLAG publishes the sister magazine LOGISTIK HEUTE and the taxi magazine taxi heute, among other transport and logistics titles.

The responsible editor is Jan Kaulfuhs-Berger, reachable at 030 42151-204, and advertising is managed by Marco Fiolka through the Huss media sales organization. The magazine's media data is published annually through the Huss media sales organization at hussmediasales.de, documenting the title's circulation, topic plans, and advertising formats. Financial details of the magazine's operations are not publicly confirmed beyond the subscription prices and volume figures published in its media data.

Digital Presence

Technische Logistik's digital home is technischelogistik.net, where the magazine presents its content and the TL-TALK video interviews, extending the print magazine's specialist journalism to the screen. The website serves as the brand's digital platform alongside the print magazine, and the publisher's media data documents the title's cross-media offering. The LogiMAT expert forums organized by the magazine extend its presence to the live stage, with the 2026 forum on the digital twin's evolution from virtual to immersive engineering moderated by the editorial team.

The Huss group's digital infrastructure supports the title: the huss.de press pages carry the magazine's announcements, and the media sales site documents its advertising offering. Social media activity for the specialist title is not documented in detail in the sources reviewed; the brand's digital presence rests on its website technischelogistik.net, its TL-TALK video format, its LogiMAT fair forums, and the print magazine that serves the intralogistics industry's investment decision-makers with nine issues per year.