While many material handling warehouses and distribution centers face daily operational challenges, storage space and efficiency do not need to fall on that list. There are many benefits to having a VLM. With its’ ergonomic vertical design, over 60% more floor space is utilized, maximizing storage capacity on a minimal footprint. VLM’s also deliver materials at a worktable height, minimizing physical strain—avoiding bending and climbing, on employees at work.
As with any successful warehouse or distribution center, there is an equally successful manager in place committed to throughput and accuracy. These VLM’s will increase productivity using an automatic retrieval system, enabling employees to quickly locate parts or products without the need to walk up and down the aisles, saving time and picking accuracy.
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What operational challenges do you face in your distribution center or warehouse? Is a VLM right for you?
Author: Heather Connors, Director of Marketing, Conveyor Handling Company
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