W&H Systems Company Profile
W&H Systems is one of America’s most experienced warehouse material handling systems integrators. We currently employ over 100 experienced professionals, including one of the strongest and most qualified engineering and support staffs in the material handling industry. Our team is dedicated to helping clients optimize the flow of merchandise through their warehouses while minimizing labor costs and maximizing space utilization.
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W&H Systems
120 Asia PlaceCarlstadt, New Jersey, 07072
United States
201-635-3471
201-933-2144
W&H Systems News & Resources
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MRO Spare Parts: When spares equal uptime
March 1, 2016
Automated warehouses increasingly run the risk of derailing hundreds of orders if mechanization goes down at the wrong time. MRO provisioning best practices protect against extended downtime by assessing which spares are most critical and keeping spares up-to-date, organized and accessible.
Dearborn Mid-West Company Acquires W&H Systems to Form DMW&H
December 2, 2015
W&H Systems will be integrated into Dearborn Mid-West’s Material Handling Systems Division and be rebranded DMW&H, collectively DMW&H will deliver material handling innovation to multiple industries.
Dearborn Mid-West Company acquires W&H Systems
December 2, 2015
Rebranded as DMW&H, new company will deliver material handling solutions to the industrial, food and beverage, wine and spirits and retail industries.
Fixed path: Automation boosts capacity by 50% while reducing hours worked
October 2, 2015
Highly automated facility boasts one of the highest bottle pick rates in the beverage industry.
Southern Wine & Spirits of America: Top-shelf distribution
May 1, 2015
In Northern California, the nation’s largest distributor of wine and spirits has built a state-of-the art facility that sets a new industry standard for automated distribution.
Southern Wine and Spirits: How the system works
May 1, 2015
Southern Wine & Spirits’ Northern California DC was designed to maximize throughput and accommodate growth for years to come.
What! Apple Wins The Smartwatch Wars Without Ever Shipping A Device!! It’s Getting Ridiculous!!!
March 9, 2015
A brutal bias assault against Android Wear from analyst firm Canalys boasts that "All eyes are now on Apple, which will reveal further details about the Apple Watch prior to its release in April" - not mine, are yours?
Wine & spirits distribution: The right blend of automation
March 1, 2015
Though subject to unique constraints, advances in the distribution of wine and spirits holds lessons for the wider industry.
Two new sorters support omni-channel fulfillment
March 1, 2015
Replacing manual processes, automation moves as many as 380,000 units in a week.
Light-directed activities enter the third generation
June 1, 2014
The first generation of light systems sought to improve accuracy; the second generation enhanced speed; and we’re now entering the third, which is all about efficiency.
W&H Systems introduces Shiraz WCS wearable technology
March 17, 2014
W&H Systems (Booth 4726) announced that their next generation Warehouse Control System (WCS), Shiraz, now works on a Smartwatch.
W&H Systems’ Warehouse Control System (WCS) Software
March 16, 2014
Key capabilities of the WCS systems include relieving a customer host computer of managing a real-time material handling automation interface, maximizing system throughput and performance while utilizing the most efficient methods for pallet, case and item routing.
Next Generation Warehouse Control System on the Wearable Smartwatch
March 16, 2014
Based on the Pebble Smartwatch, W&H Systems’ Shiraz allows warehouse managers to gather critical key performance indicators to better manage their distribution and fulfillment operations from their wrist.
W&H Systems launches Allied Products program
March 10, 2014
Program to include online and hard copy catalogs for maintenance, packaging, safety and storage needs.
Food and beverage distribution: A healthy part of a balanced supply chain
January 1, 2014
Built on a software foundation, the targeted use of automation is helping warehouses improve themselves, their supply chains and the customer experience.