Small parts are expensive. Traditional
shelving eats up valuable floor space
and exposes parts. What’s more, parts
can be tough to find and reach; keeping
accurate inventories a challenge.
The Lauyans Small Parts Storage
System (SPSS) is a USA manufactured
solution offering high density storage
utilizing vertical space for greater
footprint capacity, worker safety,
security, labor savings and the most
competitive pricing available.
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Automated Storage System, go online
and check out our pricing.
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1-866-LAUYANS (528-9267)
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Models 9300 and 9400 side-loaders: Designed specifically
for handling long or bulky loads in narrow aisles, the models
9300 and 9400 side-loaders from The Raymond Corp. feature
a high stacking capability and the versatility to be used for
transport and rack storage.
Featuring AC drive and AC lift, the new side-loaders offer
Raymond’s energy-efficient ACR System. The system increases
uptime, delivers fast travel and lift speeds, and maintains high
performance throughout the battery cycle, according to the
company.
Raymond engineered the new side-loaders to handle a variety of load types in applications such as narrow aisle storage,
palletless handling, and long-load handling. These vehicles have a 12,000-pound lifting
capacity in various configurations and a 30-foot stacking capability for loads as long as 26
feet. These capabilities allow the Raymond side-loaders to handle challenging loads, including bar stock, carpets, furniture, tubing, and lumber.
The Raymond side-loaders feature a high-voltage system powered by two 24-volt batteries. The easy-to-operate single-axis control handle enables excellent operator control,
according to the manufacturer. Power steering enhances maneuverability by allowing each
set of wheels to turn independently for better handling in narrow aisles and tight spaces.
To facilitate maintenance, the Raymond side-loaders display diagnostics on an information
center monitor in the operator compartment. Information displayed includes the drive axle
position, hour meters, troubleshooting messages, and battery state of charge. (The Raymond
Corp., www.raymondcorp.com)
Cardinal Hosted Logistics. Cardinal Logistics Management Corp., a dedicated transportation
solution provider, has announced that its technology solutions are now available on a software-as-a-service (SaaS) basis under the name Cardinal Hosted Logistics.
The company says its new hosted service helps customers hold down costs by giving them
the flexibility to use only those applications that are important for their business. The SaaS
offerings include fleet management, warehouse management, courier management, order
management, integrated voice technologies, routing and scheduling, and EDI/XML transmissions. (Cardinal Logistics Management Corp., www.cardlog.com)
Voxware 3, v. 4.1: Voxware, a supplier of software
for voice-driven warehousing operations, has
released version 4. 1 of the Voxware 3 software product suite. Release 4. 1 includes a long list of technical
and functional enhancements. One such enhancement is the advanced “bucket brigade” picking feature, which allows assignments to be passed from
one worker to the next as orders are fulfilled. Also
included is a console feature enabling site managers
to batch and split multiple assignments.
The software features a visual integration tool that can reduce the time and cost to build
and maintain voice interfaces with virtually any warehouse management system and make
it easier to improve the way voice is used by an operation, says Voxware.
New mobility devices have been certified with this release, including units manufactured
by Motorola, Psion, and LXE. Every Voxware 3 application is portable across all certified
devices, so no coding changes are needed if a customer moves from one certified device to
another. (Voxware Inc., www.voxware.com)
Descartes’ Port Flow Control solutions: The Port Flow Control solutions from Descartes
Systems Group are designed to manage the movement of goods into, within, and out of the
port. The solutions link port community members and existing systems to provide a secure
platform for exchanging and accessing shipment data. The data can then be leveraged to
make efficient use of assets, such as through advance notification systems for cargo pickup
and delivery, and real-time scheduling of assets for cargo movement. (Descartes,
www.descartes.com)
