Primary-secondary Shuttle Carrier Solution
The Shuttle carrier solution is a full automatic and high density storage system which takes the shuttle as a core. It consists of radio shuttle racks, longitudinal movement shuttle, lateral movement mother shuttle, vertical direction movement elevator, conveyor lines and more. According to practical application requirements, in-out stock can choose the way of FIFO or FILO.
The system is managed via WMS and WCS software, making it ideal for single variety and large-scale situations such as food, drink, paper, and more.
Pallet size: L1200XW1200XH1000; weight: 1000kg/pallet
Cargo space: 22 rows x 31 columns x 9 levels
Total storage: 6138 pallets
Floor area of rack: 43.5m long X 30m wide x 13m high
Workshop floor area: 58.5m long x 38m wide x 14m high
Advantages and Characteristics
Modular design of equipment to achieve system automation.
Additional equipment can be added in later stages to expand efficiency.
Flexible out-of-stock modes: First In First Out (FIFO) / First In Last Out (FILO).
Flexibility, adaptability and scalability.
Lower logistics overhead and precise high-speed picking.
Integration with any ERP system.
Automation of information flow and processes.
Warehouse Control System (WCS)
The Warehouse Control System (WCS) serves as a bridge between the Warehouse Management System (WMS) and a broad range of material handling equipment such as conveyor systems, automated storage and retrieval systems, carousels, sorters, and palletizers. Acting as a “hub”, the WCS is responsible for keeping everything running smoothly and maximizing efficiency.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What makes this shuttle carrier solution different from standard racking?
It features more than 60 national patents and independent R&D of WMS and WCS systems. The modular design allows for full system automation and significant scalability for high-density storage.
2. Can the system be expanded after the initial installation?
Yes, the equipment features a modular design, allowing you to add additional equipment at a later stage to enhance warehouse-in and warehouse-out efficiency as your needs grow.
3. What are the typical lead times for manufacturing?
For normal orders, the production cycle is typically within 20-30 days, ensuring timely delivery according to the formal agreement.
4. Do you provide installation and debugging services?
We provide comprehensive installation services. For radio shuttle cars, engineers are sent to the site for debugging and personnel training. For racking, we offer both dedicated installation teams or engineering guidance.
5. What is the minimum order quantity (MOQ)?
The standard MOQ is typically one 20ft container, though larger quantities are eligible for more competitive pricing.
6. Which industries are best suited for this automated solution?
This system is ideal for single-variety, large-scale storage requirements commonly found in the food, beverage, paper, and pharmaceutical industries.