Pallet AS/RS with stacker cranes
Pallet storage 8 to 40 m high, one stacker crane per aisle, fully automatic put-away and retrieval.
Automated storage (AS/RS)
These are the equipment modules our projects are built from. Figures on each page are typical configuration ranges; the actual specification is designed around your site, your loads and your peak hourly throughput.
Miniload AS/RS
High-density automatic storage for totes and cartons, feeding pick stations directly.
Four-way pallet shuttle system
Dense storage with a flexible layout: the shuttle runs in all four directions, and cold stores are where it shines.
Multi-level tote shuttle system
One shuttle per level, thousands of totes per hour: the core of e-commerce picking.
Case-handling robot system
No rails or lifts: shelving is configured for the robots, which carry totes through the aisles and go live within months.
Goods-to-person pick station
Totes come to the picker, lights show where to put each item, several hundred lines per person-hour.
Line-side automated storage tower
A compact automated storage cabinet for the shop floor: small footprint, uses the height, stores small parts next to the line and delivers them at the press of a button or a scan.
Multi-aisle stacker crane (curve-going or transfer car)
One crane moves to other aisles on a curved rail or a transfer car, so several aisles share it: fewer cranes for stores with large capacity and modest movements.
Pallet stacker crane (single and twin mast)
The core machine of a pallet AS/RS, available on its own: single-mast cranes are light, fast and economical; twin-mast cranes are stiffer for taller, heavier stores.
Telescopic forks and load-handling devices
The unit that puts pallets and totes into rack positions on cranes and shuttles; single or double deep, supplied separately for new machines and retrofits.
Radio pallet shuttle
The forklift sets the pallet at the lane entrance and a remote-controlled shuttle carries it deep into the lane. No aisles inside the rack, more pallets on the same floor, and usually a lower initial investment than an AS/RS.
Cold-store AS/RS solution
Stacker cranes, four-way shuttles or radio shuttles selected for each temperature zone and built into a complete system for the cold store: fewer people in the cold, more storage upwards.
Rack-clad (rack-supported) warehouse with seismic design
The racking carries the roof and walls, so building and racks go up together: worth comparing for new high-bay stores above about 25 m, with dedicated seismic design in earthquake zones such as Türkiye.
Die and mould AS/RS
Heavy-duty cranes store and retrieve press dies and injection moulds and bring them to the transfer point at changeover, replacing searching and craning; capacity is set by the heaviest die.
Long-goods and sheet-metal storage
Profiles and tubes in a cantilever AS/RS, steel and aluminium sheets in a pallet-type sheet tower; the tower can load laser cutters automatically.
AS/RS retrofit and pallet profile check
New controls, positioning, conductor rails and safety devices for existing AS/RS; a profile check at the infeed keeps over-height, over-width, overhanging and overweight pallets out.