PREVIEW INTRALOGISTEX 2018
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Avery Weigh-Tronix will be showcasing two new solutions on Stand A5 designed to increase picking and packing accuracy and protect shipping revenue. The company’s picking accuracy solution puts quality control right at the forefront of the picking process by combining everything that a user would need to quickly and accurately verify their pick, without needing to defer to a separate QA process. The company will also be showcasing a new Revenue
Protection solution that can quickly and accurately capture the weight and dimension of parcels and heavy or large freight. This helps to protect against the revenue loss caused by under declaration of consignment weights, while removing the extra processing time and floor space often associated with additional RP checks. The system is designed to capture the data and cross
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egistration is now open for the biggest ever IntraLogisteX exhibition,
taking place in Ericsson Exhibition Hall 1 of the Ricoh Arena in Coventry on 27-28 February 2018. The event is the UK’s fastest growing intralogistics exhibition and is looking set to be a huge success with nearly all the floor-space now sold out. The exhibition has doubled in size since its launch in 2015 and has a consistent year-on-year growth in visitors of over 15 per cent, showing that it is a vital platform for bringing together suppliers and end-users to discover the latest industry innovation and solutions.
EXHIBITOR FEEDBACK FROM 2017: Howard Jagger, UK sales director, Logopak International, said: “Logopak’s ecommerce presence has grown by over 60 per cent and in recent years have found that similar exhibitions at the NEC and EXCEL have become stale and targeted around “visitors through the door”, compromising quality. “The IntraLogisteX show offers the exhibitor a refreshing change to this, allowing only confirmed buyers to attend the show and making exhibiting a crucial
part of my marketing spend for the year.” Simon Musgrave, sales director, Nerak
Wiese, said of the event: “This year’s IntraLogisteX exhibition was a success beyond our wildest expectations. Not only did we experience a high volume of enquiries but the quality was exceptional. Thank you to all the customers old and new who took the trouble to visit our stand. What a cracking show, see you all next year.” Nicole Menkhaus, senior marketing
manager at Apex Supply Chain, added: “Happy to be returning to IntraLogisteX 2018! It was such a great show this year that we are doubling up for 2018! We have so many cost-saving and productivity enhancing systems to share.” The 2018 show will be brimming with the latest intralogistics products and solutions from automation and robotics through to warehouse infrastructure and services – offering visitors a one-stop- shop to drive down costs and increase efficiency in 2018.
A fast track entry pass to the exhibition is free for intralogistics end-users. For more information or to register, visit:
www.intralogistex.co.uk
Automated Packaging Systems will be exhibiting at IntraLogisteX 2018 on Stand B3. The company’s packing materials and bagging machine will be demonstrated, with experts on hand to discuss customer requirements and showcase the complete benefits of its range. Visitors will be able to see in-line printing on the PS 125 OneStep bagging machine, learning how to increase packing speeds and meet next-day delivery requirements by efficiently integrating bag packing to their warehouse managing system and printing address labels directly onto the bag. A variety of protective packaging material
demonstrations will also take place using the AirPouch Express 3 and AirPouch FastWrap, revealing the benefits of environmentally friendly GeoTech Quilt and Tubes, as well as high performance air pillows for fragile items. The company’s mail order fulfilment specialist,
Duncan Hall, will discuss key tips on how mail order companies can automate their mail order fulfilment process to significantly reduce both time and costs, and improve efficiency.
S4 DECEMBER/JANUARY 2018 | MATERIALS HANDLING & LOGISTICS Julian Adams, European CEO of Apex Supply Chain
Technologies, says: “We’ve expanded well past industrial vending and will have experts from all of our offerings on stand to help attendees identify how our technology can best help them transform their operations.” The EDGE 5000 is a hard-wearing vending solution,
suitable for harsh industrial environments. The device dispenses a range of PPE equipment and industrial consumables, from gloves and protective goggles to tools and parts at the point-of-work. The Axcess self-serve, automated locker helps manage, track and control highly- valuable, mission-critical equipment, such as handheld scanners and radio headsets, used in areas like warehouses and distribution centres. The Actylus Smart Bin system is deployed at the point-of-work to manage items such as small fasteners, C-parts and electrical components used in assembly and manufacturing cells. Actylus automatically alerts the industrial distributor to replenish when the bins reach a preset threshold.
www.autobag.co.uk / MATERIALSHANDLINGLOGISTICS
check it against that declared by the customer, providing the verified data trail required to identify and apply surcharges, while also reducing the likelihood of customer disputes and credit-backs. Michelle Tozer,
marketing manager for Avery Weigh- Tronix, comments: “As the only dedicated event for logistics and
supply chain solutions in 2018 this is the perfect platform to launch our new warehousing and logistics solutions.”
www.averyweigh-tronix.com
Apex Supply Chain Technologies will showcase a full range of its self-serve, automation technologies on Stands 73 and 113, providing a view of the latest solutions for industrial or MRO, asset management and inventory replenishment.
www.apexsupplychain.com
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