Ergonomic Span-Track carton flow from UNEX ensures that each case is at the point of picking so workers do not have to climb or reach into a pallet rack to access product—or bend and stretch to access product stored on the floor—eliminating overexertion.
The track can be combined with tilted pick trays, enabling workers to more easily see cases stored higher in the pallet rack, and allows them to pick that case without blindly reaching into the rack or scaling the beams.
Offered in a variety of options—from light- to heavyduty capacity—and with drop-in construction, the track fits any pallet rack type and allows products of different sizes be positioned within the same shelf space, separated by guiderails.
Company Description:
How flexible is your carton flow? If you’re not using SpanTrack, the answer may be “not enough.”
SpanTrack wheel beds are engineered to meet the unique demands of your order picking operation. SpanTrack wheel bed will maximize product flexibility and flow. SpanTrack wheel bed gives you:
- Pumped up pick rates. – Increases throughput by 150% compared to picking from a pallet.
- Ultimate flexibility. – Multiple-sized products can be positioned within the same shelf level.
- Less travel time for order pickers. – Having items closer together will reduce travel time between picks.
- Better use of storage space. – SpanTrack wheel beds will help you maximize space and create ideal FIFO storage for products.
- Keep it simple. – Reslot without having to move tracks.
- Easy installation. – Drop-in design makes for simple installation.
- Capacity options. – Available in light, standard, and heavy duty options.
- Guaranteed fit. – Customized end treatments designed to fit any type of pallet rack beam.
- Knuckled options. – Available in straight track for full case picking or knuckled track for split case order picking.
- Clearance. – Patented track notching that reduces the height of the track within your pallet rack.
- Durability. – Built to take a beating and backed by a seven year warranty from UNEX.
