Ivory Coast paternoster storage system

What is a paternoster storage system (PNL)?

The paternoster storage system (PNL): A vertical carousel for maximum performance in a limited space A circulating storage system in the form of a paternoster is particularly popular for small parts warehouses, as the advantages are obvious. On the one hand, space can be optimally utilized by building "upwards".

Can a paternoster be used with open-fronted storage containers?

The paternoster can be used with open-fronted storage containers to efficiently handle small parts via small parts containers, for example. They can be stored loose and without packaging. Important: A paternoster storage system as a circulating storage system cannot be extended at will. This is due to the rigid outer shell.

What is a paternoster storage system?

A paternoster storage system is a computer-controlled storage and transfer system that can significantly improve the efficiency of product storage and picking. These systems, which can be vertical or horizontal, are easy to integrate with a Company’s existing Warehouse Management System (WMS). They can also be used as a standalone system.

What is a paternoster warehouse?

Note: A paternoster warehouse is based on the goods-to-man principle and facilitates the picking of small parts, which are made accessible quickly and compactly via so-called removal openings. It enables efficient, directly controllable storage, guarantees a high circulation speed and increases the storage area even where space is limited.

What is a paternoster & how does it work?

Shelving systems such as the paternoster can be tailored to the specific needs of the company, for example specifically for card index boxes or as a tiered paternoster for dispatch handling. It would also be conceivable to design the rail guide horizontally (so-called silo paternoster) in order to fully utilize storage space as far as possible.

What is a paternoster elevator?

Paternoster or carousel storage system: not only in demand as an elevator, but also ideal for storing small parts Anyone who took a step into offices or administrative buildings in the 1980s or 1990s will be familiar with the so-called paternoster elevator. This is also the origin of the unflattering description "civil servant lifter".