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OwnerClay Bernard, II, Robert D. Lichti, Sr. +2inventors
InventorsClay Bernard, II, Robert D. Lichti, Sr., Stanley H. Lukken, Daniel C. Perry
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OwnerClay Bernard, II, Robert D. Lichti, Sr. +2inventors
InventorsClay Bernard, II, Robert D. Lichti, Sr., Stanley H. Lukken, Daniel C. Perry
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An integrated warehousing system for storing and retrieving goods as well as preparing the goods for their ultimate disposition is disclosed. The warehousing system includes numerous modular components that may be added to or subtracted from the system to accommodate a particular warehousing need. Inventoried goods placed in containers are stored on a rotational storage carousel. A plurality of work stations each having an associated temporary storage queues are integrated with the carousel to facilitate high volume handling operations. Containers delivered from the storage carousel are brought to the temporary queue where they are held until an operator is prepared to work with the goods stored therein. The container is then delivered to a work area where the operator performs the desired task. The containers may then be delivered either to another appropriate work station or back to the storage carousel.
An automated warehousing system for receipt, storage and disposition of a wide variety of material items comprising:
An automated warehousing system for receipt, storage and disposition of a wide variety of material items comprising:
An automated warehousing system for receipt, storage and disposition of a wide variety of material items comprising:
An automated warehousing system for receipt, storage and disposition of a wide variety of material items comprising:
An automated warehousing system for receipt, storage and disposition of a wide variety of material items comprising:
A system for receipt and storage of material items and delivering said material items in consolidated orders, the system comprising:
An automated warehousing system for receipt, storage and disposition of a wide variety of material items comprising:
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