Cement manufacturer automates dispatch processes
Holcim has automated some logistics services using LOGiQ software from Schenck Process.
Holcim has automated some logistics services using LOGiQ software from Schenck Process.
The KION Group has signed an agreement with the Belgian automation specialist Egemin Group to purchase its Handling Automation division for an enterprise value of approximately € 72 million.
By designing an explosion-proof enclosure for its leading light curtain technology to ATEX and UL Listed hazardous area standards, SICK is said to offer unprecedented safety protection for high risk flammable gas, vapour and dusty industrial environments.
Aganto is to launch a new ‘off the peg’ range comprising mini warehouses at competitive prices.
Cycle firm Raleigh upgrades from paper-based system to record goods in, put-away, stock movement and stock counting.
SICK has built ‘powerful new functions’ into everyday sensors to deliver ‘a glimpse of the future’ for manufacturing automation.
Furniture brands Fab&Fix, ERA and EWS are part of Grouphomesafe and the volume of materials handled by the companies requires streamlined handling and optimum storage capacity.
Aluminium fabricator Boal UK was fined £140,000 after the worker was crushed under the forklift, which had hit an overhead beam.
Crown Lift Trucks, best known for high-end warehouse equipment, has released a new electric counterbalance truck.
One of the most important Archies awarded at the FLTA Awards for Excellence is the Safe Site Award.
Robots and automated processes are taking a greater role in logistics, so what is do-able now and what is waiting in the future, asks HSS Editor Simon Duddy?
Indigo’s WMS helps Tetrosyl increase throughput levels by 10% and save £200,000 per year.
A standout feature is that the Snapfuflil WMS supports the firm’s complex build-to-order process, providing visibility of both component parts and finished goods in real-time.
Pelloby Engineering has been fined after a beam weighing two tonnes fell onto an employee causing severe injuries.
Engineering firm Applied Automation (UK) is launching a range of Swedish conveyors.
Metsä Wood UK operations purchasing manager Gary Isherwood tells HSS editor Simon Duddy that he puts the safety of employees first when buying forklifts.
Seegrid and Topper Industrial have announced a partnership to provide automated tow tractor and cart-based materials handling solutions.
FANUC Robotics UK has extended the application field for collaborative robots with the launch of the human-safe CR-35iA, which has a 35kg payload, opening up applications that have previously been off limits for both traditional industrial robots and lighter duty collaborative robots.
Those operating warehouses should be aware of new sentencing guidelines likely to come into force later this year for Health and Safety offences, which could result in higher fines.