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When designing a material handling system, it is important to refer to best practices to ensure that all the equipment and processes—including manual, semi-automated and automated—in a facility work together as a unified, system. By analyzing the goals of the material handling process and aligning them to guidelines, such as the 10 Principles of Material Handling, a properly designed system will improve customer service, reduce inventory, shorten delivery time, and lower overall handling costs in manufacturing, distribution and transportation. These principles include:

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7. System: Integrate tracking tools so you can quickly identify materials and products at every stage of the system.

Crosschain systems can adapt to many industrial constraints and processes. They are robust. They are perfect for Bodyshop, Paintshop, or vehicle-assembly line applications.

Crosschain conveyors are used to move skids from one line to the next. It also allows you to create buffers between lines without affecting rates or flows.

Employees can be freed from monotonous tasks (e.g. lifting heavy objects) and labor-intensive tasks by using materials handling systems. This will allow them to reduce stress and increase their satisfaction at work.