Case Studies
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Cherry's Creates Innovative Custom Pallet Straightener Solution to Accommodate Robotic Automatic Guided Vehicles
February 4, 2020
The customer, an international pulp and paper company, utilizes specialized material handling equipment in producing consumer products. The company was looking for a solution for straightening stacks of oversized wood pallets so they can be picked up by robotic automatic guided vehicles (AGV). The customer had attempted to do this in the past using a forklift and a device built in-house but was unsuccessful in getting the stacks straight enough for the AGV to pick them up.Continue reading →
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Cherry’s Creates a Safer, More Reliable Pallet Inverter Solution
January 29, 2020
The customer is a multinational biotechnology company that offers an in-the-field blood analysis kit used for testing for more than 13 different diseases or illnesses within a self-contained test cup. In the production process, the product is stacked on pallets and layered after manufacturing. At this stage, the kits need to be tested for contaminants by tilting them upside down. If the product is contaminated, a detection ring appears on the outside of the test cup. The customer was looking for a custompallet invertersolution that could take the product stacked on a pallet and safely tilt it to the appropriate angle. Previously, it had experienced significant issues keeping all of the cups contained while slipping the pallet for the contamination inversion test. This resulted in product loss, re-work and diminished productivity. Because the customer had experienced multiple failed attempts with other manufacturers, they required work to be performed on a "proof of concept basis" within their facility.Continue reading →
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Cherry's Delivers Custom Split-Table Inverter Solution for Improved Efficiency and Safety
January 23, 2020
客户使用V-bed split-t猎犬able design in its plant for the smooth removal of the center pallet and the spacer from stacked boxes on pallets. The company needed to replace the model because it was aging and did not fit all of the specifications. A replacement custom pallet retriever would need to emulate the V-bed design of the equipment it was replacing, as well as have the capacity to handle double-stacked loads. In addition, the customer required a two-handed operator control and recessed push-button operation. Additional desired V-bed pallet retriever benefits included a machine built to the appropriate height to ergonomically assist workers in pulling the spacers out without suffering shoulder injuries.Continue reading →
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Cherry’s Creates a More Efficient and Effective Parts and Accessories Storage Solution
January 15, 2020
The customer is a worldwide leader in manufacturing construction equipment and a wide variety of machinery. The company was looking for a more efficient and effective way to store the parts and accessories they sell and also use in the process of assembling and servicing its equipment.Continue reading →
The customer, an international pulp and paper company, utilizes specialized material handling equipment in producing consumer products. The company was looking for a solution for straightening stacks of oversized wood pallets so they can be picked up by robotic automatic guided vehicles (AGV). The customer had attempted to do this in the past using a forklift and a device built in-house but was unsuccessful in getting the stacks straight enough for the AGV to pick them up.
The customer is a multinational biotechnology company that offers an in-the-field blood analysis kit used for testing for more than 13 different diseases or illnesses within a self-contained test cup. In the production process, the product is stacked on pallets and layered after manufacturing. At this stage, the kits need to be tested for contaminants by tilting them upside down. If the product is contaminated, a detection ring appears on the outside of the test cup. The customer was looking for a custom
客户使用V-bed split-t猎犬able design in its plant for the smooth removal of the center pallet and the spacer from stacked boxes on pallets. The company needed to replace the model because it was aging and did not fit all of the specifications. A replacement custom pallet retriever would need to emulate the V-bed design of the equipment it was replacing, as well as have the capacity to handle double-stacked loads. In addition, the customer required a two-handed operator control and recessed push-button operation. Additional desired V-bed pallet retriever benefits included a machine built to the appropriate height to ergonomically assist workers in pulling the spacers out without suffering shoulder injuries.
The customer is a worldwide leader in manufacturing construction equipment and a wide variety of machinery. The company was looking for a more efficient and effective way to store the parts and accessories they sell and also use in the process of assembling and servicing its equipment.
