BUILT TO PERFORM. DESIGNED TO WORK TOGETHER. For 90+ years, The Raymond Corporation has built a reputation based on top-notch quality, reliability and exceptional customer service. We design and build the best lift trucks in the business. We provide technologies, systems and solutions that bring day-to-day warehouse and distribution operations to a new level of performance. And we support customers with a network of skilled service centers and technicians unmatched in the industry. From our eco-efficient trucks and telematics to our warehouse optimization and flexible financing, Raymond’s big-picture...
Open the catalog to page 3TAKE PRODUCTIVITY TO THE NEXT LEVEL Warehousing space is at more of a premium than ever. Customers are demanding greater product selection, new items are entering the market at a record pace, and SKU numbers continue to explode. What can you do to make the most of every square foot? What if expansion or relocation are impossible or impractical? How can you expand your inventory without compromising order accuracy or fulfillment times? The answer lies in setting your sights a little higher.
Open the catalog to page 42ND LEVEL ORDER PICKING INCREASE SKU SELECTION WORK WITHIN SPACE CONSTRAINTS IMPROVE ORDER ACCURACY INCREASE PRODUCTIVITY IMPROVE CUBE UTILIZATION
Open the catalog to page 5WAREHOUSING WITHOUT THE UPS AND DOWNS Low level order picking continues to set the standard for efficiency and productivity in warehousing and distribution by allowing you to avoid time spent lifting and lowering necessary in high level storage applications. OPTIMIZING THE MOST PRODUCTIVE PICKING METHOD IN THE INDUSTRY To get the most out of low level picking, you need adequate floor slots to accommodate your growing number of SKUs. Too few and you may have to mix products in a slot which can lead to picking errors. Use smaller load sizes and you increase replenishment needs and the risk of pick...
Open the catalog to page 6By simply giving operators access to 2nd level slots with Raymond’s unique 2nd level orderpickers, you can continue to enjoy the productivity advantages of low level order picking while doubling access to pick slots. You can also: + Access more SKUs + Keep your existing operational footprint + Improve picking accuracy + Minimize restocking requirements + Enhance productivity + Increase profitability FLOOR LEVEL PICK WINDOW COMPETITIVE 2ND LEVEL PICK WINDOW
Open the catalog to page 7WAREHOUSE OPERATION COSTS THAT ARE ATTRIBUTABLE TO ORDER PICKING RAYMOND 2ND LEVEL PICK WINDOW
Open the catalog to page 8SELECT THE RIGHT TRUCK MOVE TO LONGER FORKS End riders give you the versatility to adapt from dock work to horizontal transport to low level order picking. Center riders can enhance productivity by 10-15% by giving operators easy access to both sides of the pick aisle. Moving from single- to double-length forks (so you can carry two pallets at a time) can boost productivity up to 25%. Stepping up from double- to triple-length forks can further enhance productivity up to an additional 10-15%. OPTIMIZE SLOTTING AND SHORTEN TRAVEL DISTANCES Simple adjustments to your picking methods and product...
Open the catalog to page 9“LESS THAN OF THE ITEMS IN A TYPICAL WAREHOUSE ARE SLOTTED CORRECTLY.” -Edward H Frazelle, World Class Warehousing and Material Handling To keep your order picking at floor level and maximize SKU storage—as well as minimize travel, restocking and order fulfillment times—you need to optimize your slotting. Let Raymond’s experts help you arrange your inventory and design your racking for: • Superior storage density • Enhanced operator accessibility • Minimized restocking • Reduced travel times • Greater productivity • Lower overall costs ORGANIZE AND OPTIMIZE WITH THE 80/20 RULE Pareto’s Law—the...
Open the catalog to page 10WHAT SHOULD GO WHERE— AND HOW SKUs CASES PICKED SLOW MOVERS / LIGHT WEIGHT Arrange multiple load beams in each bay for higher density storage. MODERATE MOVERS / MEDIUM WEIGHT Place product on pallets stacked between 36” and 48” high for easier access to second level. FLOOR LEVEL FAST MOVERS / HEAVY WEIGHT Create slots with high pallet heights and load beams for easy access and minimized restocking requiremen
Open the catalog to page 11PICK THE SOLUTION THAT’S RIGHT FOR YOU BUY MORE SPACE AND TIME WITH MORE EFFICIENT SLOTTING AND PICKING Raymond’s innovative—and exclusive—2nd level order picking solutions can help optimize slotting and enhance operations. Access to the second beam allows you to expand your storage capacity and SKU selection without reinventing your warehouse layout or giving up the efficiencies of low level picking. A choice of trucks lets you select exactly the level of performance you need, giving you the ease, convenience and productivity of having a single truck that can pick your entire order. 2ND LEVEL...
Open the catalog to page 12TRUCK SELECTION END RIDER - BETTER VERSATILITY CENTER RIDER - INCREASED PRODUCTIVITY ACCESS FLOOR AND OCCASIONAL 2ND LEVEL FLOOR AND FREQUENT 2ND LEVEL CENTER CONTROLLED OPERATOR COMPARTMENT HANDLING HEAVY/BULKY PRODUCT TRUCK/PICKING ACCESS FROM BOTH SIDES TRAVEL AT HEIGHT HANDS-FREE LOWERING (optional) • Cost-effective alternative to hydraulic lift orderpickers • 2nd level picking via three pyramid steps (accessible from either side) • Top-level platform offers elevated heights to 44” with forks elevated LARGE STORAGE TRAY (optional) END RIDER PALLET TRUCK WITH 2ND LEVEL PICK STEPS SINGLE FORK...
Open the catalog to page 138410 PALLET TRUCK WITH 2ND LEVEL PICK STEPS STEP UP TO COST-EFFICIENT 2ND LEVEL PICKING Ideal for operations with minimal 2nd level pick requirements, the Raymond® 8410 with pick steps offers an affordable, flexible solution for gaining access to the second beam. Rugged and reliable, this truck features a set of three pyramid steps—accessible from either side—leading to a picking platform located over the battery. DESIGN: Unrivaled durability, specifically designed for the demands of the North American market with a heavy-duty undercarriage, ductile iron components, and Lift and Go™. SPECIFICATIONS:...
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