articleAs part of a strategic effort to modernise its supply chain, the Spanish division of electrical goods retailer Sonepar Group is working with intralogistics supplier Kardex to implement AutoStore systems at its sites in Valencia and Galicia.
articleToday’s manufacturers face numerous challenges in maximising efficiency and staying competitive. These include limited space, inaccurate inventory, human error, and labour shortages. This article explores how effective automation and smart space utilisation strategies can revolutionise production environments.
productForget manual labour and misplaced parts! AZ Pneumatica, a leading Italian manufacturer of pneumatic valves and cylinders, has undergone a robotic revolution. This transformation, achieved through a two-phase collaboration with Kardex, boasts an impressive 80% increase in picking speed and a near-elimination of picking errors (a 90% reduction).
productA Guide to strategies and technologies from intralogistics specialist Kardex.
articleOne of the biggest challenges companies face in intralogistics is a lack of space, leading to inefficient storage, slower processes, higher costs, and lower customer satisfaction.
productOptimising warehouse space is essential for meeting increasing customer demands.
productFrequently fluctuating order volumes and increasing customer requirements make it challenging to manage order fulfilment and get growth under control.
articleA NEW report from Kardex Remstar features responses from more than 200 warehouse and distribution centre professionals across a variety of industries. It provides detailed insights into and what lies ahead for 2024.
productRUBIX, A global distributor of industrial products, has teamed up with Kardex, to develop a cutting-edge hazardous materials storage solution.
product“Tackling the present challenges requires more than just innovative solutions; it demands a steadfast commitment to enhancing the safety, comfort, and overall well-being of the workforce.” Tobias Flury, head of technology, Kardex.
productCONTINGENCY PLANNING is of the utmost importance for any manufacturer, and it can be imperative to get the right support as fast as possible – being able to stock a massive range of parts on site means you can cater for almost any eventuality – and fast.
articleThe world of intralogistics is undergoing a major change, staying ahead of the game is a constant challenge.
productA good system for managing electronic parts is essential, no business wants to waste time hunting for components which are required in a timely manner for customers and production needs.
product3PLS PLAY a significant role in the supply chain and as such have a need for better inventory control, greater efficiency and accuracy in order to remain competitive and attractive to their customers.
productIn the fast-paced world of warehouse operations, the rise of goods-to-person picking (GTP) systems has brought about a significant transformation.
productThe Nordics’ leading third-party logistics (3PL) provider, Nowaste Logistics, with a focus on implementing high-quality and innovative automation solutions, commissioned Kardex to create a tailor-made solution for their new customer’s requirements.
productKardex is home to the world’s largest selection of automated storage and retrieval solutions.
productToday’s consumers have seemingly less time (and patience!) than ever before and with the growing culture of app-based “click and collect” permeating society, companies are now having to satisfy their customers’ needs, faster and more precisely. The introduction of warehouse automation is vital to addressing this requirement.
articleAs the intralogistics market continues to adapt to the world and economic conditions, the Kardex Trend Radar shows emerging trends for 2023.
articleEconomic turmoil, recessions, and stock market crashes are a fact of life in the modern world. These days more people are planning for when a recession hits more than if a recession is going to hit. Others say it already has hit. Amidst economic uncertainty it’s best to be prepared before things take a turn for the worst. This is even more important for warehouses and distribution centres that are already stretched thin by global supply chain disruptions.
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