Creform

The typical warehouse applications largely remain the same year after year--receive, replenish, pick, pack, ship. These basic principles haven't changed a whole lot, but the processes and equipment used to support them are always improving.

Maker of modular material handling structures traces roots to 1953 and Japanese engineers at YAZAKI Kako Corp. who devised CREFORM design elements

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Creform Corporation (Booth 6669) has developed a supply storage cart to support a user’s in-process packaging work area.

With new navigation capabilities, flexible automation, maintenance options and software capabilities, the automatic guided vehicle market is more dynamic and versatile than ever.

As the demands of e-commerce, omni-channel and a tight labor market continue to impact companies across most industries, the packing station becomes a focal point for efficiency and worker ergonomics in warehouses and DCs nationwide.

Supporting robotic piece picking applications, AGV system uses wireless opportunity charging, RFID readers, touchscreen HMI and wireless radio.

The automatic guided vehicles ensure accuracy, repeatability and security

Company welcomes more than 200 visitors to its new strategically placed Tech Center.

38,000-square-foot facility to house engineering, manufacturing, sales and administration.

Founded in Japan, the company continues its global expansion.

Moving product through a warehouse or distribution center often comes down to the basics: casters, tuggers and carts. Innovations in these simple solutions are increasing ergonomics, productivity and safety for workers on the floor.

The location in Georgetown, Kent., puts Creform in close proximity to its many large customers in the region and provides a pivotal location between its Greer, S.C., headquarters and Novi, Mich., Tech Center.