IFOY MGZN 2022 EN
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<strong>IFOY</strong><br />
<strong>MGZN</strong><br />
the forklifts always run in single-shift operation. Overnight, they are then autonomously<br />
recharged according to the “opportunity charging“ principle, using lead-acid<br />
batteries, which are more economical than lithium-ion batteries in this application.<br />
The racking aisles at Hase can be much narrower than is normally the case: compared to<br />
the use of high-rack forklifts with swivel reach forks, the MX-Xs equipped with telescopic<br />
forks require significantly less space, which has a beneficial effect on storage density and<br />
capacity.<br />
Because the overseas containers from Bremerhaven are not only delivered during the day,<br />
but also in the evening, it is an advantage for Hase that with the reorganisation of the automatic<br />
warehouse, goods can now be stored automatically in the evening hours or at night<br />
without the need for personnel. This means that the existing single-shift operation can<br />
continue to be maintained.<br />
VERDICT OF THE INNOVATION CHECK<br />
Market relevance<br />
The expansion of existing warehouse locations is a frequent case in practice. Changes in the<br />
company‘s own products or production processes, but perhaps even more so the changed<br />
behaviour of customers with a focus on product availability and short-term delivery, often<br />
make changes necessary. Both the structure and the processes can be affected by changes.<br />
The example at the Hase company shows a special case, as the possibilities for<br />
adjustments in the layout were very much limited by the available floor space for<br />
extensions. In addition, the owner put the unconditional will to automate first,<br />
whereas the economic efficiency of an application is the highest priority for most<br />
users. For the above reasons, the market relevance can therefore be rated as<br />
good, as the solution cannot be transferred to most extension cases without<br />
restrictions.<br />
Customer benefit<br />
Measured against its own objectives, the customer Hase has certainly<br />
achieved its goals to a high degree. With regard to the general case,<br />
however, a limitation to a good customer benefit results from the<br />
previously mentioned reasons.<br />
Degree of innovation<br />
The specific expansion of the warehouse at Hase is well solved and<br />
the implementation with state-of-the-art vehicles is also at the<br />
current level of available technologies. The innovation results from<br />
the appropriate combination of the known well-functioning trades<br />
in a very limited environment. However, similar solutions could<br />
be achieved before with available equipment.<br />
Quality of implementation<br />
The many limitations of the extension in the existing building<br />
were well taken into account in the realisation of the<br />
solution. The solution offers many functions for the<br />
operator and provides him with alternative uses of the<br />
vehicles as redundancy or to absorb power peaks.<br />
Market relevance +<br />
Customer benefit +<br />
Degree of innovation<br />
Ø<br />
Quality of implementation +<br />
++ very good / + good / Ø balanced / - less / -- not available<br />
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