Bin-picking - Import export

Pick-to-light systems control and monitor commissioning, configuration and installation processes. For example, the light screen located in front of a picking bin captures the hand of the operator and reports removal back to the control. Then job lights indicate in which bin the operator has to reach next. Pick-to-light solutions are available in various versions, also for direct mounting on picking bins.

The ability to gently handle components of different dimensions, geometries and surface structures opens up completely new possibilities. The small gripping head offers flexible and simple cooperation between man and machine. Benefit from ✅ Increased efficiency of your processes ✅ Increased availability of your personnel ✅ Increase in the production speed ✅ Simple plug & play commissioning thanks to decentralized blower technology ✅ Modular design to increase performance Minimize ❌ Set-up times ❌ Maintenance costs ❌ Personnel deployment ❌ Process complexity Possible applications of the FH-R80 ✅ Industrial robot applications for components up to 2 kg ✅ Loading and unloading of machines (e.g. press shop and body shop) ✅ Bin picking applications ✅ Transportation of fragile parts ✅ Use in systems with high component variability ✅ Use with collaborative robots

The ability to gently handle components of different dimensions, geometries and surface structures opens up completely new possibilities. The small gripping head offers flexible and simple cooperation between man and machine. Benefit from ✅ Increased efficiency of your processes ✅ Increased availability of your personnel ✅ Increase in the production speed ✅ Simple plug & play commissioning thanks to decentralized blower technology ✅ Modular design to increase performance Minimize ❌ Set-up times ❌ Maintenance costs ❌ Personnel deployment ❌ Process complexity Possible applications of the FH-R40 ✅ Industrial robot applications for components up to 1 kg ✅ Loading and unloading of machines (e.g. press shop and body shop) ✅ Bin picking applications ✅ Transportation of fragile parts ✅ Use in systems with high component variability ✅ Use with collaborative robots

A combination of several factors determines the success of order picking in your warehouse: the layout of the bin (picking) locations, the ideal routing and picking sequence, proper inventory management with the help of a warehouse management system (WMS), high-quality tools such as scanners and voice-picking headsets, and last but not least, the right labels. The design you select for your shelf and bin labels plays an important part in the daily order picking operations. Equally as important is your choice of label material. In addition, your work environment is a deciding factor, as are the application and the desired durability. What is the average temperature in your warehouse? Are your picking locations static or dynamic? Do your order pickers use long-range scanners? We can help you answer these and other questions to determine the type of label material you need for your shelf and bin labels.