release time：  2021-04-01Click volume:  82

  The cargo space refers to the specific location of the storage of goods in the warehouse, which is divided according to location and function in the warehouse area to store different types of goods. The setting of cargo space can facilitate the organization of goods in the warehouse and the management of goods when entering and leaving the warehouse. Ordinary people plan the location: code number, and stick it according to the code. As for delivery efficiency, safety issues and space utilization are rarely considered. Experts divide the storage location: the layout of the cargo location should be compact to improve the utilization rate of the warehouse; it is convenient for receiving, shipping, inspection, packaging and loading and unloading vehicles, flexible and reasonable; stable stacking, safe operation; smooth and convenient passages, short forklift walking distance, specific It is manifested in the following aspects:

Location planning

(1) The number is generally composed of channel number, shelf number, row number, and layer number;

(2) Channel numbers generally use English letters, and others use Arabic numerals;

(3) The number of digits depends on the number of storage places;

(4) The channel number, shelf number, column number, and layer number should be made into signs (signs) with eye-catching fonts, and they should be hung and pasted in corresponding positions.

Location allocation

(1) In order to facilitate entry and exit, items must be kept facing the passage;

(2) Stack them as high as possible to improve storage efficiency;

(3) Place the ones with high frequency of "shipping" nearby, and place the ones with low frequency of "shipping" far away;

(4) "Heavy cargo" is placed close, and "light cargo" is placed far away:

(5) "Large cargo" is placed close, and "small cargo" is placed far away;

(6) "General items" are placed on the lower level, and "valuable items" are placed on the upper level;

(7) "Heavy cargo" is placed on the lower level, and "light cargo" is placed on the upper level;

(8) "Large cargo" is placed on the lower level, and "small cargo" is placed on the upper level;

(9) Speed up the turnover, first in first out.

Stacking of goods

(1) Similar products are stored separately according to production date and specifications.

(2) Different types of goods are placed on different pallets.

(3) For items with "tags", the "tags" should be parallel to the aisle outwards.

(4) It is strictly forbidden to put it upside down, and it is strictly forbidden to stack it beyond the prescribed level.

(5) The storage weight of items on the shelf shall not exceed the design load of the shelf.

(6) When stacking goods on pallets, a reasonable distance should be reserved between the pallets to facilitate movement and avoid misplacement of the goods.

(7) For manual operation, a "location card" should be placed on each cargo pallet.