Westfalia Technologies

How AS/RS technology supports the future growth of a leading cheese manufacturer.

Project at Las Vegas, DC, for an automated reserve storage system to begin in 2024, with a design based on four storage and retrieval machines (SRMs). The system will also leverage Westfalia's software.

Aurora Organic Dairy, a leading dairy producer, deployed automated storage and retrieval to streamline processes at two locations, maximizing throughput with minimal space.

Automation has probably never been more important to food and beverage as it is buffeted by a range of forces that challenge historically thin margins.

High-density, high-efficiency storage is a given these days with automated storage from unit load systems to case and part handling systems. Now the focus is on making automated storage an even stronger player in order fulfillment.

Martin’s Famous Pastry Shoppe gains storage and order fulfillment efficiencies with AS/RS, automated layer picking and WES software.

This white paper dives into how to properly evaluate the cost savings of an AS/RS considering site conditions, labor requirements, inventory accuracy and control, throughput, ROI and unknown costs.

In this webinar, Westfalia's VP of Automation, Ryan Smith helps you identify the metrics for your operation, navigate pain points, choose a warehouse/DC expert and establish a budget.

Before implementing your new warehouse automation project, refer to this checklist to ensure you take the proper steps for success.

The warehouse will be the second Ken’s Food facility to install and streamline operations with Westfalia’s automated storage/retrieval and warehouse execution systems.

Westfalia Technologies (Booth 7807) is showcasing its complete warehouse automation solution.

This eBook explains how warehouse automation technology - an AS/RS and WES – allows companies to improve overall efficiency, meet growing customer demand, raise productivity, lower risks, boost throughput and increase inventory accuracy.

Discover how a warehouse execution system (WES) can address order fulfillment challenges in the warehouse and allow users to maximize the benefits of automated systems while increasing inventory accuracy and reducing labor costs.

From reports of cashews tainted with Salmonella, to beef patties contaminated with wood, to spinach containing allergens, to the now infamous Chipotle Mexican Grill E.coli outbreak, recalls and foodborne illnesses are regular fixtures in today’s news.

Newest functions allow an operator to address faults and errors in real-time from any location.