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Large scale case studies
12 December 2012
The Belgian lingerie group VanDeVelde and the Norwegian book distributor SentralDistribusjon are the latest companies to benefit from Knapp's considerable retail and e-tail expertise. The firms are taking delivery of

The Belgian lingerie group
VanDeVelde and the Norwegian book
distributor SentralDistribusjon are
the latest companies to benefit from
Knapp's considerable retail and e-tail
expertise.
The firms are taking delivery of the OSR Shuttle semi-automated storage and picking solution. Based on the goods-to-picker principle, the OSR Shuttle stores and retrieves goods using independent shuttles on each level, with goods transported to and from ergonomic pick-to-light stations via a lift and conveyor loop.
This technology can pick 500-800 orders per hour, per aisle and picking station, which is 3-5 times higher than a traditional miniload solution.
Knapp also has dedicated solutions for the e-commerce sector, which have featured in systems for bluechip companies including John Lewis and Amway. Knapp's £25 million logistics solution for John Lewis incorporates picking for retail stores and the company's direct-tocustomer business. The system includes 8.4km of conveyors, over a quarter of a million bin storage stations, 52 decant stations, 44 packing and 33 picking stations.
In addition, Amway, the direct selling company, operates an ecommerce solution supplied by Knapp.
The firms are taking delivery of the OSR Shuttle semi-automated storage and picking solution. Based on the goods-to-picker principle, the OSR Shuttle stores and retrieves goods using independent shuttles on each level, with goods transported to and from ergonomic pick-to-light stations via a lift and conveyor loop.
This technology can pick 500-800 orders per hour, per aisle and picking station, which is 3-5 times higher than a traditional miniload solution.
Knapp also has dedicated solutions for the e-commerce sector, which have featured in systems for bluechip companies including John Lewis and Amway. Knapp's £25 million logistics solution for John Lewis incorporates picking for retail stores and the company's direct-tocustomer business. The system includes 8.4km of conveyors, over a quarter of a million bin storage stations, 52 decant stations, 44 packing and 33 picking stations.
In addition, Amway, the direct selling company, operates an ecommerce solution supplied by Knapp.
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