SF-DHL Supply Chain
Computer Spare Parts Warehouse
1,400
Storage Locations
99.9%
Picking Accuracy
Intelligent
putaway, picking, storage and inventory check
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 spare parts warehouse serves for a top computer company as its global spare part management center. Each day, thousands of unique parts are shipped from this place, and more are stored and carefully tracked in this warehouse. The warehouse operates manually and the storage density and picking efficiency needs to be improved.
--The application efficiency of high shelves is low, and the storage density is low
--Pure manual operation, low picking and placing efficiency, and high labor cost
--Need for digitalization
--Valuable goods need more secure and reliable storage and picking schemes
--The project focused on the transformation of an old warehouse, fast transformation required, without affecting on-site delivery
--Robot quantity & type: 2 units, A42
--Charging stations：1
--Workstation type & quantity: 1 on-robot picking workstation
--Shelving height: 3,900mm
--Case type/size: tote 600mm(L)×400mm(W)×300mm(H)
--Warehouse area: 160㎡, storage area: 140㎡, achieving 1,400 storage locations
--Realized intelligent management of putaway, picking, storage, inventory check and inventory relocation
--Realized the autonomous management of valuable goods
--Increased shelf efficiency and optimized site space
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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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