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Best Practices Magazine - issue nº1 - English

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The MGA<br />

miniload warehouse<br />

can store 15,872 plastic<br />

euro-boxes<br />

The construction of the miniload<br />

warehouse was done in two phases, in<br />

accordance with the needs of MGA. The<br />

first included three storage aisles with<br />

three stacker cranes and three picking<br />

stations, while in the second they installed<br />

four aisles, set up a new stacker crane and<br />

completed the replenishment station.<br />

Case Study I MGA<br />

If we analyse the parts that the installation<br />

is composed of, represented by<br />

the images on this page, you will see the<br />

following:<br />

A. An automated warehouse<br />

B. Automated warehouse conveyors<br />

C. Three picking stations<br />

D. A replenishment station<br />

Four stacker cranes<br />

<strong>Best</strong> <strong>Practices</strong><br />

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