Where this equipment fits
Order-picking equipment should fit the sequence of work: travel to the pick face, collect the goods and build the order. Low-level ECE and vertical EKS options address different picking arrangements and storage heights.
What to check before choosing
Describe picking heights, the number and type of pallets or containers carried, aisle widths and the distance travelled between picks. Include typical order sizes and how replenishment equipment shares the space.
Plan the complete package
Discuss the operator’s working position, access, charging breaks and maintenance windows. IVS can help you compare options against the actual order profile; a pallet transport truck and a dedicated order picker solve different parts of the process.
Should I choose low-level or vertical picking equipment?
That depends on where stock is picked, the order profile and the warehouse layout. Share those details so IVS can discuss a suitable configuration.
What is included in the price?
Ask for the truck, battery and charger where applicable, delivery, preparation and warranty terms to be set out in your quotation. Mast and attachment choices can affect both capacity and price.
Discuss planned maintenance and repairs and Thorough Examination alongside the purchase. Servicing and examination are separate activities; your quote should make the agreed scope clear.
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