High-throughput
When throughput is the constraint.
HIGH-THROUGHPUT
When the peak hour decides the design
Multi-level shuttles handle storage and retrieval, lifts complete vertical transfer, and conveyor lines connect inbound, outbound, and downstream operations, so density and throughput scale together instead of trading off against each other.
How it is built
The whole system
Storage rack
Multi-level racking uses the full building height, capacity grows upward instead of outward.
Tote shuttle
Tote + shuttle lift
Conveyor line
How it works
From inbound to outbound
A high-throughput system is a rack, a shuttle on every level, two kinds of lift and a station where the operator stands. Rate is decided by how well those four are balanced against each other, a fast shuttle behind a slow lift is a fast shuttle waiting.
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High-density storage
fully utilizes warehouse height for greater capacity in a limited footprint
02
Parallel shuttle operation
multiple shuttles work simultaneously to boost storage/retrieval throughput
03
Continuous conveying
seamless warehouse-to-conveyor handoff cuts manual transport and wait time
04
Flexible scalability
shuttles, lifts, and storage locations add on as the business grows
case studies
High-throughput case studies
Client cases where throughput at peak hours was the bottleneck, how we delivered an automated warehouse solution, and the numbers that made it all worth it.
- Automotive, Manufacturing
+100%
Picking efficiency
+70%
Logistics efficiency
1,336
boxes/h per aisle