How Craftsman Vertical Storage System (VStore) Reduced Storage Capacity by 30% for Watch and Jewellery Precision Manufacturers Case Study
Summary
Craftsman VStore resolved electrode misplacement and space exhaustion in a 1.2m-entry constrained room, storing 1,920 electrodes across 32 trays with laser pointer identification, increasing storage capacity by 30% and reducing picking time.
About the Client
Problem Statement
Over the last three decades, the company has transformed the watch and jewellery industry through innovative thinking, leading to significant achievements, especially by providing a single-point solution for Watch Movement to leading Global Watch brands. We ensure reliable deliveries to global markets as well as add to the plethora of world-class brands.Problem Statement
- Our customer's storage space has been exhausted due to a manually operated store and this impacted their productivity.
- Our customer had a big problem with the misplacing of electrodes and the search time is longer.
- Our customer had a dependency on the storekeeper.
- Inside the room, there was an installation taking place, despite the challenge of a narrow door measuring only 1.2 meters by 2.5 meters.
- The site assembly was a complex process that required skilled workers and careful planning.
- The clear height of the space was 4.2 meters, while the machine's height measured 4.05 meters, allowing for a close but workable fit.
What solution did Craftsman Storage provide?
- The proposed VStore for the project boasts a 4-meter dimension.
- It has the capacity to hold 32 trays, with each tray accommodating 60 electrodes.
- In total, VStore the offers a capacity of 1920 electrodes.
- Additionally, it is equipped with a laser pointer to enhance its functionality.
How do Craftsman Storage solutions benefit customers?
- The storage location prioritizes aesthetics for an appealing appearance.
- It ensures effective accountability for electrodes.
- A laser pointer simplifies the identification process.
- The storage capacity is enhanced by 30%, resulting in a reduction in picking time.
