SC247    Topics     Warehouse|DC    Lift Trucks    Yale

Increasing Slot Capacity and Picking Efficiency

Create up to 140 percent more pick slots while minimizing travel and labor requirements.

In a distribution center, fast and accurate order fulfillment defines success. But as SKU counts increase and order profiles change, racking and slotting systems that functioned adequately in the past may begin to compromise order fulfillment efficiency.

Additionally, increased picking complexity and operator travel times mean distribution center managers face challenges of efficiently stocking, fulfilling and replenishing their ever-increasing SKU counts while controlling labor costs and maintaining high customer service delivery levels.

This white paper discusses how an innovative multi-level lift truck design can expand the “golden zone” of the pick face, enabling new slotting strategies that increase capacity and picking efficiency, reduce labor and storage requirements and decrease overall materials handling costs.


Log in to download this paper.
Remember me.
Forgot your password? · Not a member? Register today!

What’s Related

News
Electric Trucks are Poised to Tackle the Pressures of E-commerce
Electric lift trucks are evolving to deal with pressures wrought by e-commerce, including labor shortages and higher handling volumes, through high- and low-tech means.
Ecommerce Fulfillment is Driving Robotic Lift Truck Growth
Forklift Operators and Technicians Safety Evolution
Battery Technologies Move Toward Systemization
Lift Trucks are the Key to Goya Food’s Efficient DC Operations
More News
Resources
Improving Distribution Center Metrics
Best practices to optimize distribution center operations and lift truck fleet utilization for 2022.
New Technology Can Give Lift Truck Operators a Hand
Operator Assist Technology (OAS) helps warehouses keep pace with demand and help labor resources.
Seven Applications Best Fit for Robotic Lift Trucks
Maximize your operation’s potential by automating these warehouse tasks.
More Resources