Contact
QR code for the current URL

Story Box-ID: 1064161

GEBHARDT Intralogistics Group Neulandstraße 28 74889 Sinsheim, Germany http://www.gebhardt-foerdertechnik.de
Contact Ms Angelina Niederprüm +49 7261 939276

First GEBHARDT SpeedSorter® launched at flaconi

(PresseBox) (Sinsheim, )
The GEBHARDT Intralogistics Group received the order to realise the parcel conveying system for the online beauty retailer flaconi in autumn 2020. The highlight of the new logistics centre is the connection of the new GEBHARDT SpeedSorter® to the material flow system including PLC control. After just nine months, the fast-growing retailer can now react flexibly and quickly to customer-related orders on an area of 28,000m2 at the Halle location.

The portfolio of the online shop consists of over 850 international brands and 55,000 products. With the categories perfume, care, make-up, hair care and accessories, flaconi covers all product segments from drugstore to natural cosmetics and premium. With the construction of the new fulfillment centre, flaconi aims to lay the foundation for further expansion with its sustained growth and flexibly meeting future market requirements.

The requirement for awarding the project to GEBHARDT was to include the strong growth in the intralogistics concept and thus offer a custom-fit solution. The scope of supply and services for commissioning included 305 metres of conveyor technology, the new SpeedSorter® developed according to the crossbelt sorter principle, the GEBHARDT StoreWare material flow system and the PLC control.

A large packaging area was created, which consists of the transport of packages, the automated sorting technology and a total of 140 workstations on five pick-up lines. In the future, more than 11,000 parcels can be delivered to the shipping area every hour.

"Thanks to the GEBHARDT SpeedSorter®, we are now able to increase our international footprint and to sort all common European CEP service providers without additional effort. In the end, this helps to further pursue and scale our business model." says Kurt-Alexander Westphal, Team Lead Operations Excellence at flaconi.

The new logistics centre of flaconi is the first ever to benefit from the new GEBHARDT sorting technology, which enables fast and flexible installations thanks to Plug&Play technology. This enables the retailer to react to new market demands and growth with short-term expansions, and thus meet the ever-increasing customer requirements.

Hans Kratz, Team Lead Sales Sorting Technology, adds: "We are very pleased that our product portfolio and the developed solution concept have convinced flaconi and that the company is now well equipped for the future through our innovative automation." 

GEBHARDT Intralogistics Group

Parcel conveying system for the online beauty retailer flaconi.

The publisher indicated in each case (see company info by clicking on image/title or company info in the right-hand column) is solely responsible for the stories above, the event or job offer shown and for the image and audio material displayed. As a rule, the publisher is also the author of the texts and the attached image, audio and information material. The use of information published here is generally free of charge for personal information and editorial processing. Please clarify any copyright issues with the stated publisher before further use. In case of publication, please send a specimen copy to service@pressebox.de.
Important note:

Systematic data storage as well as the use of even parts of this database are only permitted with the written consent of unn | UNITED NEWS NETWORK GmbH.

unn | UNITED NEWS NETWORK GmbH 2002–2024, All rights reserved

The publisher indicated in each case (see company info by clicking on image/title or company info in the right-hand column) is solely responsible for the stories above, the event or job offer shown and for the image and audio material displayed. As a rule, the publisher is also the author of the texts and the attached image, audio and information material. The use of information published here is generally free of charge for personal information and editorial processing. Please clarify any copyright issues with the stated publisher before further use. In case of publication, please send a specimen copy to service@pressebox.de.