Swiss perfume specialists organising automated warehouse with Jungheinrich in their new manufacturing website in Dietlikon
Pallet raise connects automated warehouse in basement with ingoing and outgoing items on the floor flooring and manufacturing on the first flooring
Jungheinrich Warehouse Control System (WCS) manages environment friendly automated operation
LUZI perfume compounds, a Swiss household firm that has been making high-quality perfume parts since 1926, is increasing and investing in a brand new, central workplace in Dietlikon, close to Zürich. Jungheinrich was chosen for the realisation of the automated warehouse and materials stream system. The two-aisle in-house rack with 800 rack storage places gives double-depth storage for two trade pallets per rack area and a most pallet weight of 1,400 kilograms.
The completion of the new constructing, together with the 63 metres lengthy, 15.8 metres huge and 6.7 metres excessive rack facility, is deliberate for subsequent 12 months. The whole warehouse is designed for a range of lessons of hazardous substances. The areas are separated by fireproof partitions and extra sprinklers stop the spreading of any fireplace to neighbouring areas of the warehouse. The new facility is particular not solely as a result of of its excessive diploma of automation, but in addition its constructing design. The warehouse is in the basement of the manufacturing constructing. The two aisle-bound stacker cranes, which Jungheinrich provides in the two-master design, journey in pits to realize storage top.
Jungheinrich can be delivering the conveyor and management expertise, together with pallet raise, to the Swiss firm, which develops fragrances for merchandise in high-quality perfume, physique care, air care and residential care. The automated pallet raise connects all three flooring of the full resolution: the automated warehouse in the basement, ingoing and outgoing items on the floor flooring and manufacturing on the first flooring. The warehouse will run round 220 days of the 12 months and can considerably improve the effectivity of the manufacturing provides.
Steve Richmond, Director of Logistics Systems commented, “We are thrilled to be implementing an automated warehouse system inside LUZI’s new central workplace in Zurich. The integration of automated warehouse and materials stream system will improve the firm’s workflow all through the whole facility and the deployment of Jungheinrich’s two aisle-bound stacker cranes will assist LUZI in gaining further storage top inside the warehouse, additional bettering effectivity and lowering downtime.”
The materials stream for the environment friendly provide of LUZI’s manufacturing with the uncooked supplies from the warehouse is organised by the Jungheinrich Warehouse Control System (WCS). The software program optimises the processing of transport orders for the automated facility, which have been transmitted from the buyer’s system, to the specified targets.
“LUZI stands for first-class merchandise, excessive security and high quality requirements in addition to competent consulting service,” says Jürg Koller, Global CEO. “This is precisely why we selected Jungheinrich as a associate for our new automation resolution. Through its experience in this space, the intralogistics professional has confirmed again and again that Jungheinrich stands for the similar values.”
