Automated storage solutions Guinea

What is Automated Storage & Retrieval System (ASRS)?

No matter what you store, Kardex's automated storage and retrieval systems (ASRS) are efficient, reliable, and reduce personnel resources and costs. Globally trained and certified service staff provide a holistic, modular solution to ensure your logistics and warehousing operations work effectively.

What is a Mini-load automated storage and retrieval system?

You can use a mini-load automated storage and retrieval system to store and retrieve cartons, trays, or totes in small-space facilities with many stock keeping units (SKUs). They are also a great solution if you need to buffer and release products to picking and packing stations.

Why do you need an automated storage and retrieval system?

Consumers worldwide shop around the clock while expecting timely delivery. An automated storage and retrieval system can help you streamline your warehouse operations by retrieving ordered goods and holding them in buffer storage, when orders are waiting to be shipped.

What is automated storage & retrieval?

An automated storage and retrieval system eliminates the need for physical movement and reduces the risk of human error. A shuttle, carousel or crane retrieves the goods you need and delivers them to an assigned workstation. In addition, ASRS can arrange the items based on size and weight and take the floor plan and shipping zones into account.

How many types of automated storage and retrieval systems are there?

There are nine main types of automated storage and retrieval systems that you can utilize within your warehouse: Unit-Load ASRS store and retrieve bulky and heavy loads, including pallets and cases. The weight they can handle ranges from 1,100 to 5,500 pounds (500 to 2,500 kg), while they have the ability to reach up to 100 feet.

What is robotic cube-based storage?

Robotic cube-based storage is an automated storage and retrieval system that utilizes a three-dimensional grid of cubes to store and retrieve items. Inventory is stored in bins that are stacked on top of each other inside a cube. Smart robots are then placed on top of the cubes to retrieve bins and transport them to a workstation.