Carton flow rack
Gravity carton flow: cartons slide down inclined lanes toward the picking face. Accepts cardboard boxes, plastic totes and bagged items.
- Shorter picking time
- Faster replenishment
- Less physical effort
- FIFO rotation
- Compatible with your WMS
When does a carton flow make sense?
When you pick orders by case or piece with many fast-moving SKUs, as in retail, e-commerce or assembly line supply.
Roller trays sized to your boxes
Components- 01 Roller trays
- 02 Lane divider guides
- 03 Tilted pick face
- 04 Front stops
- 05 Frames and beams
- 06 Location label holders
It can be a standalone module or be integrated into the lower levels of a selective rack, with reserve pallets above.
Reference technical data
Final values are confirmed in each project's structural calculations.
| Capacity per tray | Depends on box weight and roller type |
|---|---|
| Lanes | Adjustable to the width of your boxes |
| Slope | Calculated for the box type |
| Integration | Standalone module or within selective racking |
Frequently asked questions
Which boxes work in carton flow?
Boxes and containers with a firm, flat bottom. We review your packaging during the assessment.
Can it be integrated with my current rack?
In many cases yes, on the picking levels, after validating loads and heights.
How is it replenished?
From the rear aisle, without interrupting front picking.
Carton flow or shelving?
Carton flow for fast-moving SKUs; shelving for slow-moving items and greater variety.
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An HIE specialist reviews your operation before preparing a proposal. You don't need to have all the information.