UK Beverage Can Warehouses Get a Boost with Advanced Palletizing Automation

Did you ever wonder how your favorite drinks, soda or energy beverages make their journey from the factory to that shop where you buy them?? A tremendous amount of laborious work and special machines are needed. In the UK, there are huge warehouses filled with cans of drink and they're using new machines from Baoli to help them stack the drinks more quickly. This way, any of your go-to cups can be within easy reach for a drink. 

Without Palletizing a process known as stacking cans. That is when workers or machines place cans on top of a huge wooden tray, which are called pallet. Workers used to stack the cans by hand and this process was quite laborious. Today, machines can stack the cans faster (and better) than human efforts alone. Which makes getting drinks shelf ready much easier. 

Machines: Cranking Out The Work Faster And Easier

With these fantastic devices, the UK has been able to shift many more cans in less time throughout their warehouses. When you go to the store, your favorite drink is always in stock with these machines! 

Boy, are these machines smart. That's the kind of talent it takes to build cans Sam-wiches so they stack all pretty and neat on a pallet or Palletizer. They are even known to alter the height of portions of stacks so that there are enthralled few isles in a section. This allows them to keep even more cans than before in the warehouse and therefore helps save space. The more cans the merrier or at least enough drinks for all! 

Machine-Assisted Stacking: Safer and Smarter

Years ago, the amount of cans that could be stacked was limited to a certain height since it would have been unsafe for employees to climb on top. This was a safety thing no one wantedanyone to get hurt while working. Now, however with this enormous power of machines these cans can be stacked much higher without any risk worker. This way, the machines bear most of the brawny persistence while employees get to focus on other essential works. 

The machines like Hoist are also able to group the cans based on size and shape so that it can be arranged appropriately. Or take them and get rid of any damaged or smashed cans, sending only the good ones off to stores. It means that the next time you are buying your drink in a store, and as soon as you see Pink Whitney on it-esters using tools like these will have ensured all is well. 

Machines of Future Warehouses

The slogan for these new cans with Cleaning Equipment? British beverage can warehouses reaching perfection. What use to be the rush of getting cans out is now a process that allows time for examining all those little things to ensure it is in fact clean, good and working well. Which generally means that all is going well and customers are happy with the products they buy.  

This development is now being used in warehouses to produce even more cans of product for delivery around the country as machines get progressively better and smarter at what they do.