We are often called upon to find solutions to use underutilized vertical
Storing goods under the right conditions
Cleanroom space, as we all know, is very expensive square footage. So, getting the best productivity out of each room is highly desirable. Providing point of use storage for materials used inside clean spaces
Recently what we have seen is increasing interest in vertical storage units being used as buffer storage in the manufacturing process and simultaneously being used as an automated pass through from ambient to clean spaces. Additionally, the storage unit can be located outside the clean space and, with proper air flow, can become part of the clean space. This increases storage capacity while decreasing storage space occupied in the clean space. Double Bubble as the British say!
Furthermore, advancements in intralogistics software can manage the
Another popular application for these types of systems is for storing, organizing, and delivering change parts and R&D components. Change parts on rolling carts covered in plastic can be cumbersome and take up a lot of space. Storing them outside a clean space also may require additional labor and time to clean them before reusing them in the production environment. Intralogistics software can limit which associates or engineers have access to certain categories of parts or components.
Solutions for cost-effective, controlled storage environments
Cleanrooms are boxes, vertical storage units are boxes, and storage cabinets are boxes. Thinking outside the box with some existing and proven technology can produce some very nice results as you work to solve your issues and improve the success of your operations.
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