Pick Modules and Warehouse Automation

Pick Modules are an ideal choice for storage and picking in high throughput environments. Pick systems and modules can improve warehouse automation with their ability to concentrate and manage, a large variety of product in high volumes. Pick Modules are typically multi-level racking structures with conveyor running through them to move products from the picking areas to the shipping areas. Replenishment of product within the Pick Module is done from the outside aisles, most often with a lift truck.

Pick Modules are typically large and sometimes complex structures, which facilitate the storage and retrieval of product. Essential to large distribution centres, they are a combination of basic pallet racking components, such as uprights and beams, and sub-components that facilitate the movement of product and inventory control. Sub-components consisting of carton flow, pallet flow, various forms of shelving and conveyor.

Pick Module systems are often customized for each facility, since storage and picking requirements can differ greatly between warehouses. Their advantage is that components can be built on as necessary - and can easily adapt to an organization's evolving storage needs.

Rack Based Pick Module

• - Ideal for high throughput case and piece pick operations
  
  
• - Typical pick module systems may utilize pallet flow, carton flow and shelving
  
  
• - Can be built as 2,3 and 4 level systems to suit customer’s requirements
  
  
• - Engineered to meet all national and local building codes
  
  

Shelving Based Pick Modules

• - Ideal for operations with a high number of SKU’s involving small parts storage and piece pick operations
  
  
• - Can incorporate security panels for high value items or controlled product storage
  
  
• - Multi-level systems can be built to suit the customer’s specific needs
  
  
• - Engineered to conform to all national and local building codes