Whatever MHE is swlected it must be integrated with the picking and storage syatems used, with the warehouse operation and with the material and people flows. When designing / re-engineering a warehouse, LPC consider all the requirmeents of the operation, not just the MHE requirments

The process starts with identifying the material flows, the unit loads to be moved and the frequency of movement. When the requirements have been established the potential options can be considered and the costs and benefits can be determined. It should not be forgotten that while there is the range of equipment available to make best use of the footprint and height of existing buildings, the best MHE for your operation will likely determine the size and shape of a new building if you have that opportunity.

Integrating MHE Seamlessly into Your Warehouse Design and Operations

Understanding Your Material Flows and Operational Needs

The process starts with identifying the material flows, the unit loads to be moved and the frequency of movement. When the requirements have been established the potential options can be considered and the costs and benefits can be determined. It should not be forgotten that while there is the range of equipment available to make best use of the footprint and height of existing buildings, the best MHE for your operation will likely determine the size and shape of a new building if you have that opportunity.