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ULMA Handling Systems presents its automatic classification system

13/07/2005

Innovation, experience and technology are the three aspects that highlighted the company in 2005 SIL.

ULMA Handling Systems unveiled its policy of constant innovation in which is engaged through its innovative and unique system of automatic classification, the Mini Sorter Surfing.

Designed for preparation of orders of small component environments, the system of automatic classification, has a capacity of up to 7,000 pieces/hour flow and allows the rapid classification of previously chopped or induced elements in the system.
Iñaki Arriola, managing director of ULMA Handling Systems points out that "is a new system designed for the preparation of orders of small component (from 50 g to 5 kg), such as blister packs, etc., that allows achieving competitive advantages through the precision and speed in operations and guarantees the control of the process and the possibility of" "information processing-online".

Improve the automation of order picking systems is one of the aspects in which emphasizes Ulma Handling Systems. Thus, new applications of technology Pick to Light recently implanted in companies such as Toyota, Citroen and Peugeot were others of the novelties presented at the seventh edition of the SIL. Technology Pick to Light is equipped with an extraordinary simplicity that facilitates the creation of customized and systems adapted to all types of transactions for picking, sorting and Assembly in different sectors of activity.

In addition, Ulma collaborated in the area of exhibition organized by the Foundation ICIL which demonstrated a system of automatic storage with exclusive design for stacked trays, ruled by the ULMA warehouse management system. This system has been a novelty to be trained to operate Just in Time in the agri-food sector.