Efficiency Elevated with Elevated Efficiency
Meticulously designed to serve as the cornerstone of your picking operations. Our order picking system transforms the process into a seamless, high-speed, and accurate workflow.
What is a Pick Tower
A system designed to shrink the dancefloor while optimizing order picking processes, zone picking, and replenishment. These systems feature multilevel structures with strategically placed shelves or bins that house products, allowing for efficient storage and retrieval
Mainway’s Pick Towers operate on the principle of a pick and pass system. Single or multi-line orders are fulfilled dynamically as products are picked and passed to designated stations for further processing.
Items are strategically placed within the Pick Tower based on demand and popularity. When an order is received, the system automates the retrieval of items from their designated locations within the tower.
densification
(noun) | dense.ifi.cation
DEFINITION
to condense and optimize the floorspace you have now while boosting efficiency, accuracy, and visibility
i.e. Mainway was able to densify thousands of products into a 4-level pick tower.
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- 4 level pick tower with conveyor
How We Integrate
The process begins with data! This can include order information, product details, and destination data. Mainway Handling’s systems are equipped to handle a variety of input sources, ensuring flexibility in integration with your existing systems.
Shelves or bins within the Pick Tower are dynamically presented to the operator. The design ensures that items are easily accessible to the operator, minimizing reach and retrieval times.
Picked items are passed to designated consolidation stations. The Pick and Pass System dynamically sorts items based on order requirements, optimizing the consolidation process.
Each item is barcoded, and scanning technology is employed for real-time tracking, reducing the risk of errors in the picking process. This visibility allows for monitoring the status of items, identifying potential issues, and making data-driven decisions for continuous improvement.
Automated conveyors and sorters carry items to their designated locations with precision. This minimizes manual handling, reduces the risk of errors, and increases overall throughput.
Before reaching their final destination, items undergo a destination verification step. This ensures that each product is correctly sorted and aligned with the intended destination, whether it be a specific order bin, storage area, or shipping lane.
Where we have elevated things…
