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Europe's most modern CD/DVD sorting plant made of RK-industrial componentsThe most modern sorting and order picking plant for video and sound recording discs was put into service in November 2007 in Holzwickede. The plant, ordered by the DHL Exel Supply Chain, largely delivers to all Karstadt branches and with its capacity of 24,000 data carriers per hour it also introduces new standards for Europe. Higher piece numbers - more individualityThe task on hand included that each Karstadt branch can request an order-related quota of video and sound recording discs, independent of the quantity at the new logistics centre and receive them in a short time. Multifunctional suppliers were requiredThe company SRD Maschinenbau GmbH from Enger near Herford is the specialist in the field of planning and manufacturing of sorting plants for date recording discs. Project manager Frank Happe already eyed the short production time of only 20 weeks from the beginning. The project and logistics plan, which was especially created, was agreed with the partner firms in detail. The efficiency of industrial componentsAccording to Frank Happe, the reduction of the number of suppliers facilitated the communication considerably. Project control in practiseThe support frames which consist completely of about 7,000 metres of BLOCAN® aluminium profiles, and about 1,000 tube connecting elements, were mounted in the Rose+Krieger production area and delivered to SRD just in time. Here, RK-specialists installed the linear axes with the whole drive technology and after the assembly of the fixing flanges for the connection of the BLOCAN®-frames, they were supplied as blocks of 12 pieces to the construction site continuously every 2-3 days. Download:For easier inclusion into your editorial system, you get a zip file with texts and images here. Press contact:Daniel Oswald |







