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PREVIEW INTRALOGISTEX 2017


SUPPLY CHAIN INNOVATIONS F


IntraLogisteX takes place 15-16 March 2017 in the Ricoh Arena Coventry and promises to be bigger than ever, offering visitors the opportunity to see how all the latest cutting-edge technology could transform their operations so they stay one step ahead of the competition


ollowing the great success of the 2016 exhibition which boasted a 20%


increase in visitor numbers, IntraLogisteX will return to Ericsson Exhibition Hall 2 of the Ricoh Arena in Coventry 15-16 March 2017. The show will be the UK’s only intralogistics exhibition in 2017 and offers visitors the perfect opportunity to see all the latest cutting-edge innovations available and review which are the best suited to optimise their operations and reduce costs It offers end users a comprehensive showcase of the best the industry has to offer from the materials handling technologies to full- scale warehouse automation options. This year’s show will be brimming with launches of the latest intralogistics products and solutions in the areas of IT and software, materials handling, packaging, picking and sortation and


DYNAMIC STORAGE SOLUTIONS


warehouse automation. Live demonstrations will be held in the demo arenas, extensive educational content in the seminar theatre as well as plentiful opportunities to network and make new business contacts. Exhibitors include Apex, BITO, Chess,


Craemer, CSL, Flexi, Indigo, Interroll, KNAPP, KardexRemstar, Konecranes, Nerak and Werma. A pass to the exhibition is free for intralogistics professionals and ensures fast track entry.


www.intralogistex.co.uk AUTOMATED DISPENSING TECHNOLOGIES


Apex Supply Chain Technologies will showcase its latest technologies for the logistics and supply chain sector. The automated dispensing solutions provider will be displaying its range of Axcess self-serve locker systems used to manage, track and control critical assets. Keeping handheld scanners, mobile printers and radios, safe, charged and ready to use is a key challenge for the logistics sector. Poor management of these mission-critical assets impacts negatively on productivity and outgoings.


Increased control of these items results in lower replacement and repair costs and a more efficient and productive environment. Intelligent, automated, point-of-use dispensing solutions are able to automate the check out/in of assets to reduce the labour costs incurred by managers looking for missing assets, workers walking and waiting for their equipment and employees tasked with managing these assets manually. They ensure the items/tools are ready to use and the correct ones distributed to corresponding employees. In addition, the solution ensures the same items/tools are returned safely at the end of a shift, further reducing downtime and replacement costs and improving compliance and visibility. Each locker can be tailored to a customer’s specific requirements, offering a bespoke solution based on the amount and type of assets they need to track. With these point-of-use lockers located close to where employees work they can quickly and easily access what they need to get their job done. This greatly improves productivity and even boosts employee morale. “IntraLogisteX is a key event for logistics and supply chain professionals and we look forward to attending this year,” comments managing director Julian Adams. “We think our automated dispensing


solutions will receive substantial interest from visitors seeking to optimise productivity and reduce costs. Of course, we’ll be looking at other industry innovations this show will have on display.”


Stand 108 www.ApexSupplyChain.com


Interroll will present cutting edge conveying technology and a comprehensive range of dynamic storage solutions for both pallet and carton live buffer and order picking. The company will showcase Pallet Roller Flow storage featuring the magnetic speed controller that significantly reduces the risk of damaging goods conveyed on gravity roller conveyor sections and is maintenance-free, easy to install and highly efficient. Energy-efficient flow storage roller and wheel modules are compatible with racking systems worldwide and provide ideal picking solutions that can be combined with conveyors, automatic stacker cranes and paperless pick to light system. Interroll Pallet Roller Flow optimises


available space and offers maximum flexibility and efficiencies to store fast turnover stock with accurate FIFO (first-in-first-out) and LIFO (last-in- last-out) flow of products. These decisive advantages offer many tangible benefits that result in a quick return on investments and are proven in many storage applications and distribution centres including ambient, chilled and cold store environments down to -28°C. Interroll will present its new generation of carton flow conveyor modules that gives a robust, manufacturer- independent, flexible flow storage solution. The Interroll Carton Wheel Flow bed has been designed in an ergonomic way to allow highest picking rates and a fast return on investment. Also displayed will be Carton Versi Flow,


pre-assembled wheel-bed modules designed to simply convert most pallet rack structures or strengthen Kanban and assembly lines into dynamic, versatile flow storage systems. It can accommodate cartons of all sizes


without the need for track and guide re- configuration, enabling users to achieve 90% space utilisation and efficient storage on a FIFO principle.


Interroll Stand: 316 www.interroll.co.uk


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