Warehouse Management n Success story
also acts as a consolidation store: partly finished orders (e.g. from picking) are stored temporarily until they are complete and after completion are retrieved with related order totes and transported to the dispatch area via the conveyor system.
In the dispatch area, a high-performance sortation system, consisting of a Vanderlande Industries Posisorter with attached tower buffers as sequencers, ensures that the individual order totes are released for dispatch in the correct sequence. Semi- automatic workstations then support the loading of roll cages, which are subsequently delivered to Edeka stores on schedule and in accordance with orders.
A 20-aisle Quickstore HDS shuttle system from Vanderlande Industries forms the technological heart of the facility.
further, highly flexible customised order picking system (goods-to-man principle). A system-wide empty tote distribution process ensures the constant availability of empty
totes at the individual workstations.
In addition to its storage and retrieval function, the Quickstore HDS shuttle system
Due to the intelligent and flexible solutions from Vanderlande Industries, Edeka Südwest’s high standards are guaranteed for the future. Its wide-ranging experience and high level of expertise, combined with innovative solutions and ideas, make Vanderlande Industries a strong and efficient partner to the meat industry. n
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Reduce out of stock, improve in-store logistics, process orders quickly and accurately, realise lowest cost per case. Find out what we can do for you at:
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