You'll need to have some facts about your current operations
to make the decision about which kind of equipment will best
fit your specific application.
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What is your primary objective? Although most companies
will find that they would like to do a combination of
things, it is important that you focus on the key requirements
of your project. Answer the following questions:
- Do you need to get more work done in less time?
- Do you need to save space?
- Do you need to reduce the number of errors your
system creates?
- Do you need to improve ergonomics?
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Determine what kind of materials you are storing:
- Check for the size, weight, and handling requirements
of your materials.
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Determine
what is the frequency of storing and retrieving the materials.
This "access" figure will determine what kind of equipment
is required to meet your volume of business. |
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Determine the potential locations for the equipment.
This is a critical task as the location has a direct
impact on what kind of equipment can be used. You'll
need to know ceiling heights, floor load restrictions,
and traffic patterns.
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What
is the growth factor for your materials? What is the "life
expectancy" for your materials?
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Once you have compiled the information
from the steps above, go to our equipment
chart. This chart gives you the parameters of
the various types of equipment. Checking your facts
against this chart will give you insight into what kind
of equipment will meet your needs. Your application
will likely require more analysis: feel free to put
our 25 years of experience to work and contact info@diversifiedstorage.com
for more information. We've helped thousands of companies
make their operations more productive.
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