An adjustable pallet racking solution at Widdowsons’ new warehouse in Glenfield, Leicestershire, has doubled storage capacity for the integrated logistics provider.
Browsing: Intralogistics
Thamesport (London) is using seven new Terberg terminal tractors, from UK dealer Transtec Equipment, in addition to the four that arrived at the port in May. A further eight are due for delivery to the Medway facility in March 2005, completing the
Cyklop UK has a new plastic strap dispenser capable of automatically applying polypropylene or polyester strap around palletised goods using a strap guide system.
Bathroom products distributor Norske Interiors is among the first companies to take advantage of Caretakers’ new Pick & Pack service. Norske is using Caretakers to store a comprehensive stock of wall panels which are drawn off as required
Zarges (UK) is offering high-quality aluminium storage and transit boxes in the UK along with a collection of innovative accessories. The Eurobox containers come in seven different sizes with a capacity of between 27 and 240 cubic litres.
Weyfringe says its EasyLabel 5 enables companies to not only print but program smart labels. With the help of an easy-to-use RFID Wizard, an RFID label can be programmed with the Wizard assisting in the creation of a valid Electronic Product Code
When specialist ski and outdoor retailer Snow+Rock encountered the problem of maximising space and accommodating different sizes and shapes, it turned to Hi-Lo Storage Systems to provide a solution. Hi-Lo has intalled Premierack Multi-Tier
As time pressures become ever more apparent in the express delivery market, the job of the forklift truck (FLT) operator becomes increasingly demanding. Recognising that not one aspect of the consignment process can be taken for granted, and in line with
There are high productivity floors and poor productivity floors and, of course, many shades of grey in between. The worst floors will probably get noticed, for example, if there is a truck collision with the racking. However, many users probably just put
By early 2002, Knowles Transport was aware that its existing in-house warehouse management system (WMS) was under intense strain – escalating inventory levels were making it more difficult to track goods; failure rates were high and pickers were frustrate
