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Part numbers are no problem
26th January 1989, Page 132
26th January 1989
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• When Bullens recently moved around 15,000 different part numbers for a Southampton firm, it removed the stores from their conventional storage system to two Linpic carousels.
Consequently, at all times during the 14-day operation any of the parts — they actual ly belong to a cigarette machine maker — could be located, and the system could be used by other industries with relocation problems.
The carousels' manufacturer, Linvar, claims that Linpic is Britain's first fully automatic storage system.
Linvar Turbo 98