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TECHNOLOGY IN ACTION


Discover Sensor Intelligence from SICK at IntraLogisteX 2024


SICK will showcase advances in intelligent sensing for data acquisition, robotics and digitilisation at IntraLogistex 2024. The global manufacturer of auto-identification, safety and Industry 4.0 solutions for logistics is planning collaborative robot and Dimensioning, Weighing and Scanning (DWS) demonstrations on stand 510 at the show, at the NEC Birmingham, 19 and 20 March. SICK’s logistics experts will be on hand to advise visitors on how best to select from the company’s comprehensive portfolio of leading auto-identification solutions. Uniquely, SICK customers have the advantage of all three auto-ident technologies - laser-based scanning, image-based 1D and 2D code reading and RFID technologies.


Dynamic Materials Handling


SICK will unveil the latest addition to its image-based code reading family at the show, the Lector 85x. Used for the reliable detection of 1D, 2D and stacked codes, the Lector 85x has an exceptional field of view for a camera of its class, capable of covering most conveyor widths. The extended depth of field makes the Lector 85x ideal for identifying parcels or goods of varying heights on a conveyor. With embedded AI techniques, powerful image processing and accurate tracking, the SICK Lector 85x can be deployed on even the fastest-moving conveyors. As the logistics industry embraces Industry 4.0, it is increasingly necessary to ensure that DWS data is fully integrated with an operator’s control and revenue recovery systems.


SICK www.sick.com


Allpack is an international packaging manufacturer serving UK & European clients with a portfolio of industry-leading, recognised brands and products. We pride ourselves in our manufacturing and sourcing abilities, which results in competitive pricing across all our product ranges, for the benefit of our customers.


This year’s IntraLogisteX Exhibition will see the launch of Wrist-Ease, the future of hand tape dispensers. Wrist-Ease is a groundbreaking ergonomic hand tape dispenser designed with the user’s well-being in mind boasting a range of features that set it apart from traditional tape dispensers:


1. **Ergonomic Design:** 2. **Easy-Load Mechanism:** 3. **Adjustable Tension Control:** 4. **Built-in Magnet:** 5. **Durable Construction:**


Come and feel the future of hand tape dispensers, with Wrist-Ease, on Allpack’s stand, 336, at this year’s IntraLogisteX Exhibition, 19 & 20 March, NEC. Wrist-Ease is also available for purchase through Allpack’s website at www.allpack.uk.com/wrist-ease or contact our sales department to discuss your enquiry at sales@allpack.uk.com or call 01543 396700


Allpack 01543 396700 www.allpack.uk.com


SHOW PREVIEW


Advanced bagging machinery to automate mailing fulfilment


Stand 414 will feature two exceptional bagging machines packed full of features, from packaging experts Yorkshire Packaging Systems (YPS), to suit all types of operation.


The Flexo 700 E-com is a fully automated bagging machine that can reduce labour costs by replacing up to 8 people. But it’s the integrated print and labelling technology from Vulcan that’s the real game changer with this machine.


The system only works with one piece of data at any time. As soon as the product has been bagged and its label applied, the data is destroyed, ensuring absolute reliability and security as well as 100% compliance with GDPR data laws.


In contrast, the Sharp Max Pro 24 is a semi-automatic machine, manned by a single


operator. There are two winning features of this machine, for exceptional operational flexibility: • It’s the widest auto-bagger on the market, handling any package up to 36 inches long and 24 inches wide, making light work of bulky items.


• It’s a hybrid machine, accepting paper or plastic, whichever you prefer.


YPS supply a wide range of automated packaging machinery and materials, and, with over 45 years in the business, they’re ideally placed to guide on the best combination for a huge spectrum of operations.


Yorkshire Packaging Systems (YPS) 01484 715111 www.yps.co.uk


enquiries@yps.co.uk


We offer sustainable and returnable plastic solutions that challenge traditional warehousing packaging. Our key ranges are Plastic Pallets, Plastic Pallet Boxes and Plastic Containers & Crates. Come and see our range of returnable packaging solutions made from sustainable plastic on stand 436. We’ll also have our usual range of fantastic gifts including our footballs and toy trucks!


Exporta 0800 294 4394


sales@exportaglobal.co.uk www.exportaglobal.co.uk FACTORY&HANDLINGSOLUTIONS | FEBRUARY 2024 37


Exporta – Stand 436


Sustainable, and


returnable, plastic solutions from a carbon neutral supplier. Exporta are your trusted partner for your businesses warehousing and supply chain needs. As the logistics industry evolves, Exporta will innovate to provide cutting edge, sustainable products that are part of a circular economy. We are the UK’s first Carbon Neutral supplier of returnable plastic solutions, and we are here to help your business evolve and innovate. Our mission is to transform efficiency and sustainability in logistics.


Exporta has grown to one of the most prominent suppliers of warehouse equipment and product handling goods in the UK through offering unique customer service, innovative solutions, and industry expertise. With nationwide delivery, Exporta covers every corner of the UK meaning we have become a trusted supplier to many organisations throughout multiple industries. Along with our customer service and delivery offering we have a cumulative 160 years of industry experience within our growing team.


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