Kardex Remstar: Vertical Buffer Module

For small parts picking, this storage system product family meets demand for flexibility, ergonomics and energy efficiency in intralogistics.

Kardex Remstar is launching a new product class of storage systems into the market. The intralogistics supplier is adding the Vertical Buffer Module product family to its portfolio, starting with the Kardex Remstar LR 35 storage and retrieval unit.

The new design is capable of fast delivery when picking small parts. The Kardex Remstar LR 35 meets the demand for greater flexibility, ergonomics and energy efficiency in intralogistics.

Responding to the trend towards wider product ranges, the LR 35 is a solution for picking small parts from bins, totes and trays in small and medium-sized warehouses. The unit consists of a shelf system with automatic bin handling, picking stations and its own logistics software.

The Kardex Remstar LR 35 benefits any company involved in handling single-part or small-volume orders. Compared to other common storage solutions, such as mini-load systems, the LR 35 excels in terms of investment costs (ROI in less than one year), order-picking performance, energy efficiency and the amount of space it requires.

Around 500 order lines per picking station/hour can be achieved with two or more units or batch picking. The LR 35 can be fitted with up to four access openings or picking stations. At the heart of each station is the turntable.

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