An installation that automatically moves stored boxes from the first floor to the ground floor. A tailor-made internal transport system that seriously prunes in working hours. This installation does the same amount of work as four (!) full-time operators.

 A conveyor belt can be provided with carriers or high-friction belt material to ensure that the products do not roll down or slide. We offer the option of placing an aluminium or stainless steel feed and or discharge funnel on the conveyor belt in which the products are collected.

Designed to transport items such as boxes, crates and containers up and/or down a mezzanine floor. This can also include buffers, enclosures and ladder for additional safety.

Curved conveyors are used when the products on the conveyor belts have to change their path, as part of the internal transport that has to supply or remove products. Unlike switching mats, a conveyor belt cannot simply make a bend in the route. You then move from the straight section to a bend of 30° to a maximum of 180°.

The conveyor is divided into three zones where materials are picked. For their bins they use the colours red, yellow or blue, depending on the zone. Once the materials have been collected, an overhead roller conveyor transports the bins to the packers.

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When the bins are empty, the packers put them away on the bottom lane. Our transport systems contain the intelligence to know where each bin should go. We also designed and delivered the packing tables and associated racks to store boxes.

Vertical transport offers the solution for transporting products to a height. AUTOPAK provides various forms of vertical transport. The choice is mainly based on necessary capacity and available floor space. With higher capacity, continuous systems are chosen. Discontinuous units are used for lower numbers and limited installation dimensions. For example, these systems can be in the corner of the building and provide logistics to the whole warehouse.