Runhe Biotechnology Warehouse Four-way Shuttle Rack

Summary: According to their warehouse conditions and needs, Eyda storage shelf engineers designed a four-way shuttle rack plan for it.

Customer Name: Guangdong Runhe Biotechnology Co., Ltd.

Project Industry: Pharmaceutical Industry

Shelf area: 800 square meters

Project Location: Shantou China

Customer introduction:

Guangdong Runhe Biotechnology Co., Ltd. is the leader in China's health industry.

Guangdong Runhe Biotechnology Co., Ltd. is the leader in China's health industry. Its predecessor, Zhongli Environmental Protection Technology Co., Ltd., was established in 2001. After years of hard work, the company was promoted to "Guangdong Runhe Biotechnology Co., Ltd." in 2009.

The company is strongly supported by the Dongguan government, headquartered in the new city center of Dongguan City, mainly engaged in production, research and development, sales management, and professional services.

The company has a large number of professional health physicians, committed to providing comprehensive health management services for individuals, families and business groups.

Project follow up:

Nowadays, many enterprises want to realize automatic storage and retrieval of goods, Runhe Biological company is no exception.

In order to improve the efficiency of storage and retrieval, Runhe Biotechnology need to do fully automated warehouse shelves.

According to their warehouse conditions and needs, Eyda storage shelf engineers designed a four-way shuttle rack plan for it.

The four-way shuttle rack is a kind of shuttle-type warehouse rack, which can realize fully automated storage and retrieval of goods.

The elevator is used to transport the goods to the first position of each shelf, and the four-way car is automatically transported to the location that needs to be stored, and vice versa.

The customization of automated warehouse shelves has improved cargo storage capacity and storage efficiency, and the operational efficiency of the warehouse has been effectively improved, solving a series of storage problems.

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