Racking Labelling

Labelling for racking

Warehouse rack labelling is essential for efficient inventory management and comes in various types and systems depending on the warehouse's needs and layout. Action Handling provide solutions to all your labelling requirements.

Types of Warehouse Rack Labels

• Magnetic Labels: Durable, versatile, and easily movable on metal surfaces without leaving residue, ideal for warehouses with frequent layout changes.
• 1D Barcodes: Linear barcodes common on packages, linked to dynamic databases for real-time inventory updates.
• 2D Barcodes: More data-dense than 1D, storing information in both vertical and horizontal directions, useful for complex inventories.
• Metal, PVC, Adhesive Floor Labels: Used based on environmental conditions and specific placement needs.
• Pallet Labels: Applied directly to pallets for identification with text, symbols, and directional indicators.
• Aisle and Bay Markers: Identify broader zones in the warehouse, aiding navigation.
• Label Holders and Ticket Pouches: Protect and display labels, including barcode or product information.

Warehouse Rack Labelling Systems and Methods from Action Handling

• Serpentine Method: Labels zig-zag across racks allowing faster movement through aisles, suitable for fast-moving or many SKUs.
• Standard Method: Labels run left to right consistently; easier for tracking but may slow down picking due to backtracking.
• Bottom-Up Labelling: Labels placed from bottom rack levels upwards, promoting easy expansion and less product damage.
• Multi-Level Labelling: Each rack level is clearly marked, useful for tall storage racks.

Advanced and Digital Labelling

• RFID and NFC Labels: Use radio technology for scanning without line-of-sight, suitable for automated or digital warehouse systems.
• Electronic Shelf Labels (ESL): Digital labels that remotely update information, useful for highly dynamic warehouses.

Benefits

• Improved inventory accuracy and quicker product location.
• Adaptability for warehouse layout changes.
• Enhanced picking efficiency and reduced errors.

The choice of rack labelling depends on warehouse size, inventory type, layout flexibility, and the desired balance between speed and accuracy in picking processes.