Läpivirtaushyllyt

Läpivirtaushyllyt, also known as flow-through shelving or dynamic shelving, are a type of storage system designed for efficient inventory management. They are characterized by a sloped surface or rollers that allow items to move from an input side to an output side. This "first-in, first-out" (FIFO) principle ensures that older stock is used before newer stock, which is particularly beneficial for perishable goods or items with expiration dates.

The design of läpivirtaushyllyt facilitates easy loading and unloading. Items are typically placed on the higher input side and gravity or a slight incline guides them down to the lower output side, where they are picked. This reduces the need for warehouse staff to search through rows of stored items, as the next item to be picked is always readily accessible.

These shelving systems are commonly found in distribution centers, warehouses, and manufacturing facilities where high-volume throughput is required. They are adaptable to various product types, including boxes, totes, and individual components. The materials used in their construction can vary, with metal and plastic being common choices, depending on the weight and nature of the stored items. Läpivirtaushyllyt contribute to increased operational efficiency, reduced picking errors, and optimized space utilization within a storage environment.