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APC Storage Solutions’ maiden Electra voyage

29th August 2014

  

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APC Storage Solutions SA will be show-casing its warehouse storage solutions at Electra Mining Africa for the first time. The company will be exhibiting two of its key semi-automated products: the Movirack and the Radio-Shuttle Mole, at its stand in Hall 6.

APC Storage Solutions SA will be targeting representatives from the manufacturing, construction and logistics industries present at the event, which is expected to attract 38 000 visitors.

APC Storage Solutions SA MD Fred Albrecht is enthusiastic about the company’s maiden Electra Mining Africa presence. “With such large numbers of attendees, Electra Mining Africa offers a great forum for us to connect with both existing and new customers, not only showcasing some of our extensive product range, but positioning ourselves as a world-class warehouse storage solutions provider that is at the forefront of international trends and technology,” he explains.

The Movirack and the Radio-Shuttle Mole are integral components in lowering the per pallet cost of storage applications by providing handling solutions that eliminate or reduce the role of traditional material handling equipment, minimising allotted aisle space required for their operation to increase storage density. While these innovations enhance pallet density, they represented two separate approaches to achieve it.

Movirack is a laterally mobile storage racking infrastructure, which eliminates the need for static aisle spaces, opening individual lanes for access only when required in a fully automated, specified sequence. The Movirack retains direct access to each pallet bay, while increasing pallet density by as much as 80% to 120% for fast, frequent handling and reduced per pallet costs.

The Radio-Shuttle Mole is deployed on a receiving racking lane by a forklift, from where it offers automated, remote-controlled pallet conveyance to the designated bay. The Radio-Shuttle eliminates the need for static aisle space in between lanes required for forklift operation. Pallet moles can be deployed on either end of a lane, enabling first-in, first-out and last-in, first-out applications. In addition to increased storage density, the Radio-Shuttle reduces pallet handling time and lowers the risk of personnel and equipment accidents.

Hall 6 Stand K23

Edited by Creamer Media Reporter

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