Automated High-Bay Warehouse Project—8 Stacker Cranes and 13,376 Storage Locations

Customer Overview

A food company's automated high-bay warehouse project for a new industrial park required warehouse-to-workshop integration.

Automated High-Bay Warehouse Project—8 Stacker Cranes and 13,376 Storage Locations

Project Background

This project involved a new industrial park, requiring warehouse-to-workshop integration. The food production line was connected to the automated warehousing system.

Solution

Equipped with 8 stacker cranes and 13,376 storage locations, the project utilized automated high-bay warehouse racking, stacker cranes, AGVs, a shaping machine, a wrapping machine, an inbound and outbound conveyor system, an electrical control system, and a WCS/WMS management system, incorporating advanced technologies such as laser positioning, RFID scanning, and RF systems.

Project Difficulties

Growing business volume required automated storage to address insufficient storage space and ensure integration with production lines.

Project Value

Achieving an unmanned and intelligent warehouse.

Significantly improving warehouse efficiency by separating outbound and inbound storage.