Pallet live storage: examples
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| With this live storage rack the pallets can be removed from the front as well as from the side. The length of the lane is over 30m. |
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| Extremely compact live storage rack with storage positions over 9m high |
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| This live storage rack is fed automatically by an automatic stacker. This construction is particularly economical. A simple control system with manual or automatic pallet position allocation is naturally part of the construction. In the case of complex storage strategies, our warehouse management system is used. |
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| Live storage installation set above a steel mezzanine floor. Storage takes place in the upper level, order-picking at floor level. |
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| Pallets can be removed from these live storage roller tracks by hand pallet lift truck. The length of the lane is approximately 28m. |
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| Live storage roller tracks for Euro pallets and Düsseldorf pallets |
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| Push back racking over 16m long for three plastic containers stacked on top of each other. |
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| The containers are loaded and unloaded in stacks of three at a time. |
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| Availability lanes for materials where the pallets are placed on a manual cross sliding carriage. |
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| The storekeeper drives the cross sliding carriage in front of the transfer roller tracks and activates the release lever for the transfer of the pallet. The pallet then rolls onto the cross sliding carriage. After goods have been picked from the pallet, the carriage is pushed onto the return roller track. At the defined storage position the empty pallet is pushed onto the return track. The carriage can be guided by rails or run freely. |
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| Roller tracks for 18 Euro pallets or 36 Düsseldorf pallets with pneumatically controlled safety separator and connection to the inventory control computer. Pallets are stored by a traversing carriage. |
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| Roller tracks for 14 Euro pallets with mechanical safety separator. Pallets are loaded onto the tracks by a traversing carriage and removed by FLT, electric stacker truck or pedestrian pallet stacker. |
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| A segment of the roller track folded up so that the floor can be cleaned. |
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| Unloading station for chep pallets loaded sideways; for unloading with a hand pallet lift truck. |
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| View of an order-picking tunnel. |
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| Order-picking lanes with separating rocker for manual unloading or unloading by hand pallet lift truck. |
