Primary-secondary Shuttle Carrier Solution
The Shuttle carrier solution is a fully 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 (First-In, First-Out) or FILO (First-In, Last-Out). Shuttle and mother shuttle can operate in one-to-one match or several-for-one match configurations. With the adjustment of WMS, WCS, and equipment scheduling software, the system is perfectly suited for single variety and large-scale storage situations, such as food, drink, paper, and other high-volume industries.
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Pallet size: L1200 X W1200 X H1000; weight: 1000kg/pallet
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Cargo space: 22 rows x 31 columns x 9 levels
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Total storage: 6138 pallets
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Rack Area: 43.5m long X 30m wide x 13m high
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Workshop Area: 58.5m long x 38m wide x 14m high
Advantages and Characteristics
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Modular design of equipment to achieve full system automation.
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Scalability: Additional equipment can be added at a later stage to expand warehouse efficiency.
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Flexible out-of-stock modes: First-In-First-Out (FIFO) or First-In-Last-Out (FILO).
Warehouse Control System (WCS)
The Warehouse Control System (WCS) serves as a critical bridge between the Warehouse Management System (WMS) and a broad range of material handling equipment such as conveyor systems, automated storage and retrieval systems (ASRS), carousels, sorters, and palletizers. Acting as a central “hub”, the WCS is responsible for keeping everything running smoothly and maximizing the efficiency of material handling systems and subsystems.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What are the key technical capabilities for this automated system?
The system integrates mechanical, electrical, and software engineering, including independent research and development of WMS (Warehouse Management System) and WCS (Warehouse Control System). The production capacity reaches 100,000 tons of rack components and 1,000 units of shuttle cars annually.
2. How does the Primary-secondary Shuttle solution differ from traditional racking?
It offers high-density storage and full automation through modular design. It uses a combination of mother shuttles and radio shuttles to manage longitudinal and lateral movements, significantly increasing efficiency compared to manual systems.
3. What is the typical lead time for manufacturing?
For normal orders, the production time is typically promised within 20-30 days, ensuring timely delivery according to formal contract specifications.
4. Do you provide installation and debugging services for international projects?
Yes, specialized installation teams with rich overseas experience are available. For shuttle systems, engineers are sent to the site for debugging and personnel training. Racking systems can be installed by dedicated teams or under the guidance of expert engineers.
5. What is the Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ)?
Normally, the minimum order is one 20ft container; however, larger quantities are eligible for optimized pricing structures.
6. Which industries are best suited for this high-density storage solution?
The system is ideal for single variety and large-scale storage scenarios, particularly in the food, beverage, paper, and FMCG industries where high-speed picking and exact stock control are required.
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