Warehouse with stacker cranes for pallets (AS/RS)
Automated warehouses use a centralised control system to monitor the inflow and outflow of products and goods. Firstly, the products are identified by a bar code or a radio frequency identification (RFID) system, allowing them to be traced in the system.
These products are then placed on pallets, which are automatically transported through a network of conveyors and stacker cranes to their destination in the warehouse.
Finally, when a product needs to be retrieved, the warehouse management system issues an order to the transport system, which locates and transfers the pallet to the removal point.
Automated storage structures can either be single- or double-deep
Single-deep
In these types of automated warehouses, the stacker crane has access to the handling of a single pallet at depth, located next to the aisle.

Double-deep
In this case, more compact than the previous one, the stacker crane has access to two pallet units at depth on both sides from each aisle.

Multideep Shuttle
These automated warehouses consist of shuttles which, simultaneously and autonomously, load and position the goods independently.
This solution allows you to make maximum use of the space since the shuttle can access multiple pallets at depth. The shuttles can be fed from the main aisle by stacker cranes along the entire height, or by transfer cars which move along each aisle level.













