NEWS AND ARTICLES

The number of warehouse machines is calculated from operation volume, cycle time and productive machine time, not floor area. Formulas, peak-load check, scenario examples and control points before approving the fleet.

Warehouse equipment maintenance is planned by engine hours, fault history and fleet load. We cover which units need attention, how to build a no-downtime schedule and how predictive maintenance and telematics change service.

A lead-acid battery suits a single-shift warehouse with a long night charging window; lithium-ion suits two- and three-shift work. We compare charging time, costs, cycle life and selection scenarios for your shift pattern.

For a freezer warehouse at −25 °C, racking is chosen by stock structure, throughput and the cost of the cooled volume. A step-by-step sequence: baseline data, system type, low-temperature build and economics.

Warehouse relocation starts with the design of the new site. We break down the moving checklist into 6 stages — from equipment inventory to phased zone launch — and how to reduce downtime during relocation.

Used racking pays off when its configuration fits the warehouse with almost no rework and its condition is confirmed by inspection. New racking wins when the system is designed for a specific throughput and height. We cover selection scenarios, checking a used system and comparing cost per pallet space.