MANAGEMENT + SYSTEMS
Five brands - one new group
The product and marketing strengths of five brands have been combined to form RediGroup - a new UK based business group in materials handling.
T
he group comprises of RediRack, RediFloor, RediBuild, RediFit and RediTechniX which allows it to offer a range of stand-alone or turnkey handling and storage solutions. RediRack is perhaps the best known of the individual
brands within the RediGroup portfolio with its range of adjustable frame and beam racking solutions. RediFloor specialises in the manufacture, supply and installation of mezzanines and structural floors. RediBuild manages all aspects of a commercial or industrial building project, while RediFit offers interior design and fit-out services across a broad range of environments from industrial facilities to offices and retail outlets. RediTechniX provides automated handling solutions including the RediLogX pallet storage, a retrieval and sequencing system that allows the storage density of an existing warehouse to be increased by up to 90% when compared to traditional very narrow aisle (VNA) racking and lift truck-based designs. Andrew Forsythe, managing director of RediGroup,
commented: “While each of the brands within RediGroup will continue to be marketed in their own right, we believe that the launch of RediGroup will enable us to create greater clarity, acceptance and appreciation of each brand. We know that this will improve business performance and increase penetration of new or under developed market sectors.”
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Mecalux builds fully automated warehouse in Poland
Mecalux, a company which specialises in storage systems has built and designed chemical company Lakma’s new logistics centre in Poland.
T he Lakma logistics centre with 4,400m2 is located in Easy WMS®
Warszowice, Poland, a strategic area due to its location and large economic potential. It is a totally automated building, controlled through the computer program and equipped with stacker cranes to move goods
faster and safely. Mecalux has built a self-supporting warehouse, where shelves
are part of the building’s structure, together with the façade and the roof. This construction system, together with automating the warehouse with high-rise stacker cranes makes it possible to reduce costs and to optimise the use of space. With a storage capacity of up to 16,000 pallets, the
logistic centre has shelves 30 metres high, separated by four passageways for the stacker cranes to move along. Lakma can manipulate goods with more agility and supply them to its clients faster. Due to the conveyors installed in the high-rise warehouse, Lakma can move up to 162 pallets an hour. Lakma’s production director, Maciej Paluch said: “Our company
is growing considerably and customers are demanding a faster distribution of products, not only within the country but also abroad. This is why we decided to build the new facilities, to optimise the logistics chain from the storage room to picking for our customers.”
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