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OUR CONVENTIONAL PALLET RACKING SYSTEM

In this post, we are going to talk about our Compact Pallet Racking System. This solution takes full advantage of the space available in the warehouse. It consists of rows of parallel lanes equipped with support pallets on both sides and to the full height of the structure so that the forklift trucks can drive into the structure to deposit or withdraw stock quickly and easily.   Estanterías Record technicians

HOW TO MINIMISE COSTS WITH OPTIMAL MANUAL PICKING

Warehouse management and maintenance is undoubtedly an important source of costs for any business. Optimization measures should therefore be taken to improve work processes and productivity.   If we analyse the costs of each of the activities that are carried out inside the warehouse, approximately 65% if them are based around just one activity: preparing orders. Specifically, order picking, the sub-process which involves taking and collecting the product, is one

Our Conventional Pallet Racking System

We want to dedicate a blogpost to tell you more about our most popular storage system: the conventional pallet racking system. During the four decades that we have been working in the sector, we have perfected its design and features, making it the most versatile and efficient solution for managing bundled stock on pallets.   It consists of rows of racking arranged to form intervening aisles for the circulation of

Cross-docking is here to stay

Cross-docking is here to revolutionise the world of logistics and storage, guaranteeing customers minimum delivery times and distributors fewer storage space needs.   What is Cross-docking?   Cross-docking is a logistics model where products are unloaded from a lorry, van, railway carriage, container, etc., handled and immediately loaded onto the means of transport that will deliver it to the customer. The model’s main objective is to reduce storage and handling

Technology ever more present in logistics

The technological revolution that we are living is having a more and more powerful impact in the logistics and storage sector. Companies are selling more products online and require better and quicker delivery services, which customers value, influencing their level of satisfaction with the seller. What’s more, many storage processes are becoming obsolete, leaving companies that traditionally lead their markets in delicate situations with an uncertain future. This new environment