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35
Warehouse Management
System. It runs all the storage
operations, optimising the time
and use of warehouse space. Its
EasyWMS® software facilitates the
control of processes and enables a
simple access to all the
information.
P&D Station. The P&D Station of the
warehouse (picking and handling area) is
located at the side or at the front of the
racking. It deals with the mechanical
movements needed to bring either the
boxes closer to the operator or the
stacker crane, so that they can be picked
up and returned to their position in the
warehouse.
1) Racking
2) Stacker crane
3) P&D Station
4) Computer system
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4
3
2
Racking. Designed to coincide
perfectly with the movement of the
stacker crane and intended for the
storage of boxes in height. Its design
allows for a better use of space and
increased storage capacity, by
optimizing the movements of the
robot.
Stacker Crane. This robotic element is
responsible for carrying out the
positioning and extraction of the boxes
in the racking, as well as transport them
and place them on the table of the
head of the warehouse. It can perform
two movements: longitudinal
over the rail along the aisle, and vertical
to place the boxes on the different
levels of the racking.