Automated Storage And Retrieval Systems In Material Handling

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Engineered, or automated systems, are technology-enabled solutions that include robots and computers to store or transport goods

Our intelligent solutions allow you to use multi-order and batch mode to increase productivity without having to compromise your order fulfillment processes for larger orders.

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GSS Machinery provides remote warehouse management platforms and support.

Our portfolio of projects have included: automated systems, ASRS (automated storage and retrieval), archive rack, archive shelving, boltless rack, boltless shelving, cantilever rack, carton flow, cold storage, conveyor systems, dock leveler, high density storage, loading dock equipment, lockers, mezzanines, mobile aisle systems, in-plant modular office, pallet rack, pallet flow, pushback rack, industrial shelving, jib crane, gantry crane, rivet shelving, wire shelving, racks, material handling equipment, industrial shelving, scissor lift tables, storage shelving, metal shelving, storage rack, vertical lift modules, work benches.

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Our Vertical Lift Modules (Hornal Carousels) and Order Picking Solutions optimize space, reduce mistakes, and speed operations to create a seamless material processing process from start-to-finish.

An effective material handling system allows your company to have the necessary stock in smaller spaces where possible, reduce time spent on internal operations (such us transport and picking), control inventory in real-time, reduce operational costs and optimize the overall flow of goods in your facility.

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Material Handling & Storage

Material Handling & Storage

Material handling is critical to ensure that your materials and goods safely move from one stage to the other in the supply chain.

Our Vertical Lift Modules, Horizontal Carousels, and Order Picking Solutions were designed to optimize space, reduce error, speed up operations, and create a seamless material-handling process from start to end. Read more below!

Automated Storage And Retrieval Systems In Material Handling

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A recent survey revealed that overexertion in the workplace is the leading cause of disability in the United States. Falling and being struck or crushed by an object are second and third, respectively.

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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Material handling process has four dimensions that impact efficient product flow through your warehouse: Movement, Time, Quantity, Space

GSS Machinery Storage Systems supplies high quality products with excellent customer service, regardless how many products they buy.

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According to your warehouse's needs, storage and handling equipment may keep materials in place for short or long times.

GSS Machinery has the most advanced storage-retrieval systems available. Take your material handling to a new level.

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Frequently Asked Questions

I Reducing product damage during handling and shipping. (ii) Improving storage facility location. (iii) Improving shipping and receiving efficiency.

I Material handling equipment must be capable of performing the basic functions of material handling (storage and transportation).(ii) Material handling equipment must facilitate activities such as production planning, inspection, and process control.

Heavy loads should be placed on the lower or middle shelves. Long, tall, or top-heavy items should be stored on their sides or secured to prevent tipping. To access materials in higher locations, place ladders on stable, level surfaces and use stair platforms. Properly lift materials.