video[embedyt] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rHlQBqTq6bY[/embedyt] Logistex has installed a tote shuttle system to the B&Q Distribution Centre in Worksop UK. The solution brings together a range of pallet and tote based storage, distribution and picking, and services both the B&Q stores and larger B&Q warehouse stores. The system is operated by Wincanton on behalf of B&Q and represents … Logistex in partnership with B&Q and Wincanton
articleThe project will take place at its new 1.2 million square foot warehouse facility in Northampton and marks a key milestone in the 3PL’s sustainable logistics journey.
productSYSTEMS INTEGRATOR Logistex and autonomous case-handling robot provider Hai Robotics has announced a strategic partnership aimed at transforming warehouse automation.
productLOGISTEX IS an independent systems integrator that enjoys the freedom to select best in class technology from a wide range of equipment partners.
newsLogistex has been awarded the contract by the John Lewis Partnership to design and implement a solution to optimise the new eComm distribution centre at Fenny Lock, Milton Keynes.
articleUncertain demand, increasing fulfilment costs and more complex logistics processes to support multiple channels to market, including the growth of eComm, are some of the challenges faced by retailers today, says Nigel Lahiri.
articleThe system integrator has joined Berkshire Grey’s Partner Alliance Programme and will supply the robotics firm’s AI-driven fulfillment solutions for eCommerce, retail, and 3PL customers in the UK.
articleLogistex completed the £10m automated tote shuttle solution project for B&Q at its distribution centre in Worksop, UK.
articleThere are 3 things to consider when automating your warehouse, says Justin Saw, business development director, Logistex.
productLogistics robots firm GreyOrange has inked a partnership deal with UK-based integrator Logistex.
articleThe Covid crisis is prompting companies to invest in automation and robotics to better manage operations, despite facing revenue declines resulting from the pandemic, says Logistex.
articleThe COVID crisis is prompting companies to invest in automation and robotics to better manage operations, despite facing revenue declines resulting from the pandemic.
company_listingLogistex provide automated materials handling and software (WMS) solutions for warehousing operations.We are specialists in storage and retrieval, order forwarding, picking and sortation systems. As an independent company with no manufacturing ties, we integrate products from across the industry without compromise. Our services cover, Warehouse/Materials Handling Design & Implementation, Warehouse Management Software and Control Systems, Equipment Refurbishment and Maintenance, Facilities Management and 24/7 Hotline Support and Spares.
Logistex’s LWS Reflex Warehouse Management System is a flexible, scalable solution for all warehouse operations from simple manual through to complex automation. Unlike many other systems LWS Reflex is not licensed per user but licensed by site with unlimited users, so there’s no financial penalty for growth. LWS Reflex means never having to buy another WMS, ever.
Our customer service division comprises over 150 staff working either as part of residential support teams on customer sites, field service engineers, or technical support in house in our Kettering offices. Logistex can provide engineering support services to any warehouse from ad-hoc maintenance through to full facilities management. The hotline support service is available 24/7 to ensure that all our customers receive the very best service and rapid response.
productLogistex has been awarded a contract by the John Lewis Partnership to design and implement a solution to optimise their new e-commerce distribution centre at Fenny Lock, Milton Keynes.
articleBritvic is a renowned soft drinks business with a turnover in the region of £1.5 billion and when it unveiled a £240m investment programme to transform its production and supply chain in the UK, it presented an opportunity to Mark Young, site operations manager of its facility in Leeds.
articleYou need to protect your automation investment so the system continues to deliver over many years with minimal disruption, says Dave Acton, Engineering Support Services Director, Logistex.
articleLogistex has signed a £2.3m contract with Arco, the UK’s leading supplier of safety equipment, which will link a newly constructed bulk storage warehouse (NDC2) to the existing NDC1 facility.
articleWith Brexit looming, a recent study has found that whatever deal is struck with the EU, costs will rise and profitability will fall.
productLogistex has installed its innovative warehouse management system, LWS Reflex, at Ansell Lighting’s warehouse operations at Warrington and Belfast.
productThe agreement signed between Savoye and Logistex, enables Logistex to promote, sell, install and maintain a range of products including the Intelis PTS goods to person shuttles, Intelis conveyor and Intelis packing machines.
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