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Konstant offers a variety of deep lane pallet flow systems with a variety of flow lanes such as single lane rollers or full width rollers to suit our customer’s application complete with the in-line brakes to prevent runaway pallets. Our deep lane pallet flow is ideal for situations where strict FIFO is required and it is also popular when pallets need to be moved quickly from one area to another, without the assistance of lift trucks. Applications of the system include production areas, assembly line environments, and also freezer / cooler applications, where space is at a premium.
Advantages over Single Selective Racking:
- Installing Pallet Flow can generate space savings of about 35% in a typical 6 deep application.
- Converting an existing warehouse area from Single Selective Rack to Pallet Flow allows approximately 50% more pallets, in a typical 6 deep application.
- Where SKU volumes warrant, much deeper systems may be built, with even greater savings.
- High pick rates can be achieved in full case pick-to-belt applications. In this case, all lift truck access for both Pallet Flow and Push Back is from the replenishment aisle, keeping the pick aisle free from any lift truck contention.
Konstant's carton flow pick modules are designed for productivity. By separating picking and stocking aisles for full cartons and split cases, you can save up to 75% of your labor costs.
Carton flow pick modules uses first-in-first-out (FIFO) and is thus an excellent choice for short shelf life items and when rotating your stock is important.
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email: sales@konstant.com or call (+1) 800-655-7225 A pallet flow system can keep pace with high volume palletizers, and other production lines.
Inventory Control: First in first out for pallets stored- this provides rotation of inventory.
Density: There is theoretically no limit to the depth of a system. Currently a system of 20 pallets deep has been installed.
Productivity: Eliminates lift truck travel time - pallet flow lanes do the conveying.
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