SF-DHL Supply Chain
Printer Spare Parts Warehouse
2,466
Storage Locations
7 days
Complete Deployment
Efficienct
Multiple SKUs Management
SF-DHL Supply Chain
SF Supply Chain is China's leading supply chain service provider covering Chinese mainland, Hongkong and Macao. The company integrates Deutsche Post DHL group and SF to provide customers with high-quality integrated supply chain solutions. The project focuses on a warehouse that manages spare parts logistics for a world's leading printer manufacturer. More than 10,000 SKUs are stored, among which many are too heavy for manual picking. The complex picking process results in low picking efficiency. The customer was looking for a solution to automate the warehouse's operations and improve picking efficiency.
--More than 10,000 SKUs of different types
--Complex and slow picking process, low efficiency
--Heavy workload and high labor cost
Robot quantity & type: 4 units, A42
Charging stations：2
Workstation type & quantity: 3 on-shelving picking workstations
Shelving height: 4,000mm
Case type/size: tote 600mm(L)×440mm(W)×320mm(H)
--Warehouse area: 440㎡, storage area: 320㎡, achieving 2,466 storage locations
--Each ACR robot can carry 5 cases at a time, significantly improving picking efficiency
--System can be integrated with Excel
--Realize the common management of multiple SKUs in one case and goods of different sizes
--Optimize manual operation without carrying heavy objects
--1 week for deployment, 1 month to go live
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SF-DHL was looking for an efficient, intelligent, and flexible automation solution. The automation transformation project aimed to improve overall operation efficiency, reduce labor costs, and optimize storage density.
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