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Pick-to-Light workstations increase productivity

Staff -- Industrial Distribution, 4/1/2002

Westbrook, Me. — By integrating pick-to-light workstations into order picking and warehouse applications, distributors can increase storage retrieval efficiency up to 300 percent, according to FastPic Systems. It claims the easy-to-use Pick-to-Light Interface enhances the efficiency of static racks and shelving and creates the foundation for step-by-step integration of fully automated storage and retrieval systems.

The system integrates a series of modules with multi-color alphanumeric displays that control picking operations and eliminates the need for paper pick lists by visually indicating pick location and quantity. The system integrates with WMS and ERP systems. It can manage multiple work zones, where several types of storage and retrieval systems are used in a single operation.

Multiple orders can be batched simultaneously. Picks are arranged in sequential order to speed picking. The system requires little training and assures that proper items are selected. A variety of supervisory reports and inventory control options provide added control and security.

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