Hight-throughput • Low-throughput • Buffer & sort • Pallet solution
Automated Warehouse Solutions
Four systems, one supplier, one software layer. Mutually inclusive, combine them all for an overclocked warehouse performance.
100–2,500
Boxes per aisle per hour
10-1500kg
Unit load
-25°C to +50°C
Operating temperatures
200–1,200 mm
Unit footprint
Core solutions
Four systems, four constraints
Each one is built around a different bottleneck. Start from the constraint you actually have and the choice makes itself. We build four warehouse automation solutions, because the right answer at 200 totes an hour is not a slower version of the right answer at 2,500, it is a different machine.
The question that decides which one is not “how automated do you want to be.” It is which constraint is actually costing you: rate, density, sequence or floor.
When throughput is the constraint

Multi-Shuttle Warehouse + Conveyor Line
High-Density Storage × Continuous Conveying.
Suited for high-frequency, large-volume inbound/outbound scenarios.
When density is the constraint

Multi-Shuttle Warehouse + AMR
High-Density Storage × Flexible Transport. Suited for scenarios with lower throughput, order fluctuations, and dispersed operating areas.
When sequence is the constraint

Multi-Shuttle Warehouse + Flow Rack
Centralized Storage × Fast Buffering × Efficient Sorting.
Suited for multi-SKU, multi-order, high-frequency break-case sorting scenarios.
When floor space is the constraint

Pallet Shuttle Warehouse + Conveyor System
High-Density Storage × Efficient Flow.
Suited for pallet-level, large-volume, high-load storage scenarios.
Comparison
Choosing between them
Published figures for each system. Where a range is given, the value depends on configuration, aisle count, rack height and storage depth, which is what the design study settles.
| Solution | Model | Throughput, single aisle | Unit load | Container | Chosen when |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| High-throughput | SLS900 Standard | 2,500 totes/hr | 35 kg standard, 50 kg max | Standard totes and cartons | Peak rate decides the design |
| High-throughput mixed-size storage | SLS900 Variable | 1,000 totes/hr | 35 kg standard, 50 kg max | 200–850 × 200–650 × 60–500 mm | One system has to hold a mixed container range |
| Buffer & sort | SLS900 Sort & Buffer | 540 totes/hr inbound | 3 kg standard, 20 kg max | 200–600 × 200–400 × 150–500 mm | Sequence and FIFO decide the design |
| Low-throughput | SLS900 4-Way | 100–1,000 totes/hr | 35 kg standard, 50 kg max | 200–850 × 200–650 × 160–500 mm | Density matters more than rate |
| Pallet solution | FPSS1500A & FPSS1500B | Configuration dependent | Full pallet | 1,200 x 1,000 mm | Floor area is the binding constraint |
Reliability
The numbers most suppliers leave out
Storage density and throughput are the easy claims, and every supplier makes them. The harder question, the one that decides what the system costs you over fifteen years, is what happens when something stops. Across the installed base, system availability runs above 99%. These are the figures behind that, and we publish them because they are the ones we would ask for.
>5,000
MMBF — mean movements between failures
<15 min
MTTR — mean time to repair
±1.5 mm
Lift positioning accuracy
12 million
Operational cycles, shuttle fork service life